Walter Library 100 Pop-Up Exhibit
Walter Library 117 Pleasant St SE, Minneapolis, United StatesWalter Library is turning 100 years old! Explore a mini-exhibit about the history and construction...
Walter Library received its name in 1959 in honor of Frank Keller Walter, who held the position of University Librarian from 1921 until his retirement in 1943.
More information about Walter’s visionary leadership at the University Libraries can be found on his biography page.
Built in 1922/23, Walter was first opened to the public as the University of Minnesota’s main library in 1924. The building went through a major renovation from 1999-2002 and remains one of the architectural treasures of the Twin Cities campus.
See our Building History & Facts page for more information about the building.
Walter Library is turning 100 years old! Explore a mini-exhibit about the history and construction...
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Watch students from across the University make their 90-second pitch and compete for a chance to win $1,000. Students will share their business ideas to a panel of entrepreneurs and investors and get live feedback in addition to potential cash prizes. Participants have gone on to launch their BizPitch ideas.
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