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Summer Reading Road Trip Challenge

If you’re looking for a way to up your summer reading game, check out the…

Karen Carmody-McIntoshJuly 9, 2021

Boynton Health's Mental Health Clinic in Wilson Library

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New clinic opens in Wilson Library

A new space that has opened up on the fourth floor of Wilson Library is…

markengeJuly 9, 2021

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Sail mail

Undergraduate student Darby Ronning discovered the Wangensteen Library, which led to her creating an online…

markengeJuly 9, 2021

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A new front door

A decade of carrying content forward multiple times through previous website upgrades had resulted in…

markengeJune 25, 2021

News Northwest Architectural Archives Primary Sourcery

‘Design is a problem-solving process’

By Allison Campbell-Jensen Dewey Thorbeck, photo: Farm Kid Studios Architect Dewey Thorbeck faced an issue…

markengeJune 16, 2021

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A turning point

Over the course of his career, Friends of the Libraries board member Gary Peterson has…

markengeJune 16, 2021

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Shaking up publishing

Library Journal recently named Emma Molls to its 2021 Star Class of Movers and Shakers.…

markengeJune 16, 2021

Dozens of brightly colored boxes that contain pharmaceutical products are on a table covered by a blue-quilted cloth. Anna Shepherd's blue-gloved hand is seen pointing at a box on the table.

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Preserving the past for the future

A behind-the-scenes look at how historical artifacts from the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and…

Lisa McGuireJune 14, 2021

When this poster was created for the 1974 Pride weekend, some details — a women’s dance, a possible church service, and a softball game — were not yet decided.

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The March of Pride

Posters and programs demonstrate the growth of Pride celebrations in the Twin Cities over the…

Mark EngebretsonJune 7, 2021

Terrestrial and celestial globes created in 1696 and now part of the James Ford Bell Library collection.

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A new spin on old globes

Terrestrial and celestial globes created in 1696 arrived at the University Libraries the day after…

markengeJune 2, 2021

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Summer Reading Road Trip Challenge

New clinic opens in Wilson Library

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A new front door

‘Design is a problem-solving process’

A turning point

Shaking up publishing

Preserving the past for the future

The March of Pride

A new spin on old globes

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