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Join us for ‘Racism, Rent and Real Estate: Fair Housing Reframed’
Join us for “Racism, Rent and Real Estate: Fair Housing Reframed,” an 8-event series that…
Mark EngebretsonJune 11, 2018
Bromance: The correspondence of Don Hall and Robert Bly
While processing the Robert Bly collection I was drawn into his correspondence with Donald Hall.…
Mark EngebretsonJune 11, 2018
Captain Celery saves the day, thanks to the 1:Button Studio!
BREAKING NEWS: The Sugar Bandits are on the loose, luring children towards childhood obesity. No…
Allison ThompsonJune 4, 2018
Alicia Kubas reviewed "When Women Didn't Count: Behind the scenes on data collection and women…
Mark EngebretsonJune 1, 2018
When social media and governments collide
Government publications librarian Alicia Kubas uses the highly publicized Mark Zuckerberg Congressional hearing to explain…
Mark EngebretsonMay 29, 2018
Libraries hosts national library publishing forum
Library publishers from across the United States are gathering this week at the University of…
Mark EngebretsonMay 22, 2018
Free library workshops June 5-11
Need a jump start on your research this summer? Need a new way to approach…
Kate PetersonMay 17, 2018
Lisa Von Drasek recommends informational books from National Geographic in Part 1 of our 2018…
Mark EngebretsonMay 17, 2018
A cover-up at the Met
From 1938-1979, the Minnesota School of the Air brought educational programs into the classrooms of…
Rebecca ToovMay 11, 2018
Complete our Summer Reading Mixtape Challenge
As finals are winding down, it’s time to grab some books for your summer reading.…
Mark EngebretsonMay 10, 2018