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Best books to give this holiday season

If you plan to follow the “four-gift rule” this holiday season — something they want,…

Mark EngebretsonNovember 23, 2022

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Sharing stories about wrangling data

Librarians, data curators, and colleagues from around the country — from Duke University and Pennsylvania…

markengeNovember 18, 2022

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Artful pumpkins? Smashing! Now, how about snow?

“As soon as they start asking for personal information and money, we’ll back out,” Justin…

markengeNovember 16, 2022

Dozens of brightly colored boxes that contain pharmaceutical products are on a table covered by a blue-quilted cloth. Anna Shepherd's blue-gloved hand is seen pointing at a box on the table.

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Wangensteen Library receives Cultural Heritage Grant

The University of Minnesota's Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine has been awarded a…

markengeNovember 7, 2022

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Growing networks

“The U of M Libraries is this amazing resource that I didn't know about," Karen…

markengeNovember 2, 2022

Archives and Special Collections News Uncategorized

Polishing the beacon

The Givens Collection is for everyone: Every child, every person, especially anyone who has been…

markengeOctober 25, 2022

Archives and Special Collections News Sherlock Holmes Uncategorized

Meet your inner Sherlock

Fans new and old will get the chance to meet Sherlock Holmes, learn how he…

markengeOctober 10, 2022

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Archives and Special Collections Immigration History Research Center Archives Primary Sourcery

Reversing Brain Drain

By Sandra Ayivor Spotlight on Research: Guest author Sandra Ayivor was awarded the Immigration History…

markengeOctober 6, 2022

Book burned by Nazis. The scorched book, from the collection of gay physician and sexologist Magnus Hirschfield,

Children's Literature Research Collections News Primary Sourcery

Banning books threatens freedom

Renowned for its breadth and depth of works by children’s book authors and illustrators, The…

markengeSeptember 20, 2022

Children's Literature Research Collections News Primary Sourcery

Talking back-to-school reading habits with the U of M

Fall schedules are filling up fast for families as students head back to school. With…

Mark EngebretsonAugust 23, 2022

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Best books to give this holiday season

Sharing stories about wrangling data

Artful pumpkins? Smashing! Now, how about snow?

Wangensteen Library receives Cultural Heritage Grant

Growing networks

Polishing the beacon

Meet your inner Sherlock

Reversing Brain Drain

Banning books threatens freedom

Talking back-to-school reading habits with the U of M

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