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HSL Monthly Book Display: Graphic Medicine

Introducing the HSL Monthly Book Display “Where are all of the books?” is a question…

Anna OpryszkoJanuary 3, 2025

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‘So Cold’ and ‘You Gotta Eat’ on Read This Book!

Lisa Von Drasek recommends two books in this installment of Read This Book: “So Cold,”…

Mark EngebretsonDecember 19, 2024

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The Pizzigano Portolan: A cartographic mystery at the James Ford Bell Library

In November 1954, 530 years after its creation, the James Ford Bell Library acquired what…

Dr. Marguerite Ragnow, CuratorDecember 18, 2024

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Visit ‘Flora and Fauna Illustrata’ exhibit at Minneapolis Central Library

Flora and Fauna Illustrata (FFI), a long-term project documenting the diversity of life at the…

Katie MillerDecember 18, 2024

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New publication provides inspiration, guidance for educators seeking to incorporate global perspectives into curricula

The “Power of One,” a new open-access book published by the University of Minnesota Libraries,…

Katie MillerDecember 17, 2024

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A Complete Unknown? Not for ‘The Little Sandy Review’

Paul Nelson and Jon Pankake had opinions about folk music, and they wanted you to…

Adria CarpenterDecember 11, 2024

Michael Corey receives the 2024 Research Technical Staff Award.

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Mapping Prejudice’s Michael Corey receives 2024 Research Technical Staff Award

The University of Minnesota Libraries’ Michael Corey – the geospatial, technical, and data lead for…

Adria CarpenterNovember 26, 2024

Sydney Petersen, a printing assistant, demonstrates how prints are made at the Wangensteen Historical Library's exhibit "Disembodied Reembodied," on Thursday, October 24, 2024. (Photo/Adria Carpenter)

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WHL’s latest exhibit is recontextualizing the pregnant body

For Jenny Schmid, a professor of printmaking at the University of Minnesota, control of reproductive…

Adria CarpenterNovember 13, 2024

The Minnesota Institute cohort tours the Makerspace at the Health Sciences Library, on Monday, July 22, 2024 (Photo/Adria Carpenter)

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The Minnesota Institute is helping librarians become leaders

When Elizabeth Blake was accepted into the Minnesota Institute earlier this year, a program for…

Adria CarpenterNovember 7, 2024

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HSL Monthly Book Display: Graphic Medicine

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‘So Cold’ and ‘You Gotta Eat’ on Read This Book!

The Pizzigano Portolan: A cartographic mystery at the James Ford Bell Library

Visit ‘Flora and Fauna Illustrata’ exhibit at Minneapolis Central Library

New publication provides inspiration, guidance for educators seeking to incorporate global perspectives into curricula

A Complete Unknown? Not for ‘The Little Sandy Review’

Mapping Prejudice’s Michael Corey receives 2024 Research Technical Staff Award

WHL’s latest exhibit is recontextualizing the pregnant body

The Minnesota Institute is helping librarians become leaders

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