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‘The process is the product’: Mapping Prejudice receives $786,000 grant
Mapping Prejudice, a project based in the University of Minnesota Libraries that documents structural racism,…
Adria CarpenterNovember 7, 2024
Three exceptional student employees who keep the Libraries running
Every year members of the Friends of the Libraries’ awards committee recognizes three outstanding student…
Adria CarpenterMay 31, 2024
The Sanborn family brought racial covenants to Robbinsdale. Now the city is renaming Sanborn Park
At a May 3 event in Robbinsdale, local residents learned about the history of racial…
Adria CarpenterMay 13, 2024
Our favorite stories of 2023 from the Libraries
The University of Minnesota Libraries marches in the annual homecoming parade on Friday, Sept. 29,…
Adria CarpenterJanuary 5, 2024
Mapping Prejudice cited by Minnesota Supreme Court in public school ‘racial imbalance’ case
Kirsten Delegard The Minnesota Supreme Court cited Mapping Prejudice in its decision on whether racial…
Adria CarpenterDecember 15, 2023
What’s possible in Minnesota?
In urbanist circles, Minnesota’s reputation stretches as far as North Carolina. That’s where Kelly Rogers,…
Adria CarpenterNovember 15, 2023
The Libraries welcomes a new generation of Gophers
The University of Minnesota Libraries was happy to celebrate a new semester with our incoming…
Adria CarpenterSeptember 7, 2023
Mapping Prejudice completes its first community fellowship
José Antonio Zayas Cabán wants to humanize Minneapolis’ communities of color — to show that…
Adria CarpenterJuly 7, 2023
Revealing ‘The Nature of Shoreham Yards’
Artist Gudrun Lock explains the Shoreham Yards habitat. “It’s kind of delightful to see someone…
markengeMay 10, 2022
U of M receives grant to expand efforts to address racial disparities in housing
Minneapolis-St. Paul (12/20/2021) — The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded the University of Minnesota…
markengeDecember 20, 2021