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Male and Female lymph node dissection from Surgical Anatomy by Joseph Maclise (1851).

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

Addressing the male standard in human anatomy texts

Human anatomy texts typically default to the male standard – with males represented in case…

Erinn AspinallNovember 1, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries Past Exhibits Wangensteen Library

The Secret Lives of Books

The Wangensteen Historical Library's new exhibit — "The Secret Lives of Books" — reveals the…

Allison ThompsonSeptember 10, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries Immigration History Research Center Archives Primary Sourcery Wangensteen Library

Reflections from an artist-in-residence

Working with archival materials in quiet reading rooms for many hours during my spring residency…

Mark EngebretsonAugust 2, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

About a turtle tattoo

I’ve been meaning to write an article about tattoos inspired by our University Libraries collections…

Erinn AspinallFebruary 9, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

#ColorOurCollections goes Underwater

We’re exploring humans, health, science in watery spaces for this year’s #ColorOurCollections event. We’ll unveil…

Erinn AspinallFebruary 1, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries James Ford Bell Library Kirschner Collection News Recipes Wangensteen Library

Our historical take on football snacks

As the Twin Cities prepares for the 2018 NFL championship game many locals are busily…

Erinn AspinallJanuary 29, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

Go online to take a dive Underwater

We are happy to announce that the Underwater exhibit from the Wangensteen Historical Library -…

Erinn AspinallJanuary 29, 2018

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

Weathering winter throughout history

As Minnesotans, we are experts at weathering winter weather, though we are not the first…

Erinn AspinallDecember 22, 2017

Final #UnderwaterPumpkin carved by Emily.

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‘Underwater’ pumpkin carving at the Wangensteen Historical Library

We are welcoming back Emily Beck and her pumpkin carving talents as she brings us…

Mark EngebretsonOctober 23, 2017

Handmade jellyfish are displayed as the Underwater exhibit comes together.

Health Sciences Libraries News Wangensteen Library

Underwater exhibit – an EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes look

This September, the Wangensteen Historical Library's new Underwater Exhibit will open to the public -…

Erinn AspinallAugust 16, 2017

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Addressing the male standard in human anatomy texts

The Secret Lives of Books

Reflections from an artist-in-residence

About a turtle tattoo

#ColorOurCollections goes Underwater

Our historical take on football snacks

Go online to take a dive Underwater

Weathering winter throughout history

‘Underwater’ pumpkin carving at the Wangensteen Historical Library

Underwater exhibit – an EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes look

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