: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
A Collective Record: The Progression and Work of a Student Group
Student organizations have long been a part of university history across the nation. They were…
Katelyn MorkenAugust 20, 2025
Walter Library is the place to make the grade Fridays this fall – *new* Friday Finish
Everybody’s working for the weekend! Need to get caught up from the busy week? Need…
Kate PetersonAugust 5, 2025
HSL Monthly Book Display: Anna’s Farewell Picks
Explore the actively growing and vibrant collections at the Health Sciences Library (HSL) by visiting…
Anna OpryszkoJuly 31, 2025
*new* Search to Synthesis: Library Research Workshops for Graduate Students
We’re excited to launch “Search to Synthesis: Library Research Workshops for Graduate Students” in fall…
Kate PetersonJuly 28, 2025
Curating a death and dying toolkit for health professionals
For many of us, the topic of death and dying can be uncomfortable. This discomfort…
University LibrariesJuly 24, 2025
These 4-H students are seeing campus in 360 degrees
Getting a preview of college life is a crucial step in helping K-12 students see…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshJuly 22, 2025
Mapping Prejudice project partner city receives award
Mapping Prejudice has garnered nationwide acclaim for its work identifying and mapping racial covenants, and…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshJuly 17, 2025
Collections from the Visible Heart Laboratories now in circulation
As with all good partnerships, the path towards relationship-building is marked by moments of opportunity,…
University LibrariesJuly 1, 2025
HSL Monthly Book Display: Dentistry
HSL Monthly Book Displays Explore the actively growing and vibrant collections at the Health Sciences…
Anna OpryszkoJune 30, 2025
The NAA unveils decades of designs by landmark modernist architect, Ralph Rapson
Whether you like them or not, Ralph Rapson’s buildings have something to say. Just look…
Adria CarpenterJune 24, 2025