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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
Viewing GAZE-TV
Working remotely during the pandemic has had its benefits — including time for Tretter Collection…
markengeMay 24, 2021
Funding received to preserve ’A Public Health Journal‘ TV programs online
The Social Welfare History Archives received a $10,000 Legacy Amendment grant from the Arts and…
Mark EngebretsonApril 12, 2021
An intern opens up new views
Library student John Cole is scanning artifacts from the Wangensteen Historical Library in 3D, offering…
markengeApril 9, 2021
What drives Lisa Von Drasek?
Children’s literature connects with readers, and Lisa Von Drasek has never lost her love for…
markengeMarch 12, 2021
A place of their own
To get started in his career, Robert “Bob” Jansen first had to be fired. After…
markengeMarch 11, 2021
Y archivist propels critical conversations
By Allison Campbell-Jensen Ryan Bean On March 19, Reference and Outreach Archivist Ryan Bean will…
markengeMarch 3, 2021
Putting the American Jewish World online
After a successful crowdfunding campaign, the American Jewish World newspaper is being digitized by the…
markengeFebruary 22, 2021
Handling the digital stream
Email, PowerPoint presentations, Google documents, and spreadsheets — these are just some examples of born-digital materials…
markengeFebruary 22, 2021
Avenues to Black history
What began in the early part of the 20th century as a week dedicated to…
markengeFebruary 4, 2021