: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
Holding pieces of handwashing’s history
Handwashing is key to deterring the spread of disease. We all know this now in…
markengeMarch 30, 2020
Color Our Collections
Coloring books are great to have on hand while you’re staying at home and practicing…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshMarch 20, 2020
Women on the Air: Dr. Joyce Jackson
KUOM radio's Minnesota School of the Air series People Worth Hearing About first aired in…
Rebecca ToovMarch 20, 2020
A Matter of Facts: COVID-19
In this "A Matter of Facts" article from the University Libraries, you will find trusted…
Erinn AspinallMarch 4, 2020
The Mississippi Bubble: John Law and the Collapse of the French Economy, 1718–1720
Here is the story of one of the earliest economic “bubbles” — a lesson in…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 4, 2020
THERE IS ANOTHER SYSTEM: Cybernetics of the Cold War
Since the late 1950s, states and corporations have utilized the various philosophies and applications of…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 4, 2020
Politics of Humor, Humor of Politics: Comics, Graphics, and Illustration From the 18th Century to Now
This exhibit features the work of cartoonists, illustrators, and graphic artists who unabashedly address political…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 4, 2020
The YMCA and Relief for War Victims During WWI
The YMCA deployed 25,926 men and women at home and abroad in the trenches, training…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 4, 2020
Exceptional enclosures
Preservation staff at the Libraries recently created custom enclosures to store and protect the beautiful…
markengeFebruary 28, 2020
The Roseau Stone
The Roseau Stone is a small, smooth, one-and-a-half-inch oblong sedimentary stone. The stone was found…
Erik MooreFebruary 20, 2020