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Two students work on laptops. One is looking at an Arduino code page, and the other is designing an LED matrix pattern in a heart shape. An LED matrix showing an asterisk pattern is plugged in to one of the laptops.

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Libraries makerspaces partner with Science Museum to explore intersections of race and engineering

Students creating LED matrix patterns on Saturday, March 16, 2024. (Photo/ Emerson Ironstone) Staff from…

Emerson IronstoneApril 1, 2024

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A Look into March Madness History

Women’s Basketball Media Guides, 1979-1986, 1989-1992, 1994-2012, Box 72, University of Minnesota Athletics records…

Katelyn MorkenMarch 29, 2024

Amy Lonetree, Cathy Coats, and Robert Pilot.

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‘It was genocide’: The secret society behind an ethnic cleansing in Minnesota

Some of Minnesota’s richest farmland lies in Blue Earth County, and the white settlers of…

Adria CarpenterMarch 29, 2024

Lacie McMillin on the set of Read This Book!

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Dev’s ‘Raje Series’ reviewed on Read This Book!

Lacie McMillin and Lisa Von Drasek discuss the Sonali Dev “Raje Series” on this installment…

Mark EngebretsonMarch 26, 2024

Two students, one with long hair and a sweatshirt and one short, dark, cropped hair look upwards towards the presenters

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Minnesota high school students bring history to life through the U of M’s College in the Schools program

“History isn’t just about facts — at the college level, it’s about understanding how are…

Katie MillerMarch 15, 2024

Portrait of Dora Zaidenweber by Spanish artist Félix de la Concha for his series "Portraying Memories: Portraits and Conversations with Survivors of the Shoah."

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‘A story of resilience’: Documenting the lives of Minnesota Holocaust survivors

April 15, 1945 was a bright and sunny day at the Bergen-Belsen concentration, which felt…

Adria CarpenterMarch 14, 2024

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Piecing together the lives of formerly enslaved people

When Michaela Day went to elementary school in the late 1980s, she saw a few…

Adria CarpenterMarch 7, 2024

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Heritage months: What do they mean to you?

The U.S. State Department officially recognizes 10 heritage and history months, but there’s a lot…

Adria CarpenterFebruary 29, 2024

Attendees walk through the Minnesota Human Rights Archive's inaugural exhibit, "The Global Reach of Local Activism: Minnesota’s Human Rights Stories," on Thursday, February 8, 2024, in Elmer L. Andersen Library. (Photo/Adria Carpenter)

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The Libraries unveils one of the largest public human rights archives

The University of Minnesota now has one of the largest human rights archives at a…

Adria CarpenterFebruary 27, 2024

A student in the Virtual Reality Studio reaches one arm out in the direction of the camera. They are wearing a black headset and holding a controller in either hand. In the background, two more students look at a simulated grocery store on a projector screen. One student is wearing a headset.

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Occupational therapy students explore the future of assistive technology at the Makerspace and Virtual Reality Studio

Students exploring different virtual reality experiences in the VR Studio on Feb. 12, 2024. (Photo/Jade…

Emerson IronstoneFebruary 26, 2024

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Libraries makerspaces partner with Science Museum to explore intersections of race and engineering

A Look into March Madness History

‘It was genocide’: The secret society behind an ethnic cleansing in Minnesota

Dev’s ‘Raje Series’ reviewed on Read This Book!

Minnesota high school students bring history to life through the U of M’s College in the Schools program

‘A story of resilience’: Documenting the lives of Minnesota Holocaust survivors

Piecing together the lives of formerly enslaved people

Heritage months: What do they mean to you?

The Libraries unveils one of the largest public human rights archives

Occupational therapy students explore the future of assistive technology at the Makerspace and Virtual Reality Studio

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