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Celebrating the Health Sciences Libraries from 1892 to 2022

WebThe Health Sciences Library and the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine are known as collaborative partners in the interprofessional Health …

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A Virtual Tour of the Health Sciences Library and the Wangensteen

WebFall semester 2021 has begun and with it a return to campus for students, faculty and staff. The new locations for the Health Sciences Library (HSL) and the …

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Drawn to health: Bodies and medicine in popular visual culture

WebAbout the exhibit. What: Drawn to health: Bodies and medicine in popular visual culture When: September 12, 2022 – December 29, 2022 Where: Wangensteen …

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Research Byte: NEW NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy

WebAbout the authors. Shannon Farrell, M.S., MLIS is the Natural Resources Librarian at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.She leads the Libraries’ Research …

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Activate active learning in the Health Sciences Library Commons

WebBy Lisa McGuire. When the design process started for the new Health Sciences Education Center (HSEC), staff in the Health Sciences Library (HSL) knew …

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Health Through the Ages

WebVisiting the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine Although items in the Wangensteen Library do not circulate, members of the public may view the collections …

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Health Sciences Libraries News

WebThis is the Health Sciences Libraries News Blog. The Health Sciences Libraries at the University of Minnesota includes the Bio-Medical Library, the …

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Introducing the Health Sciences Library

WebIntroducing the Health Sciences Library. Moving the Bio-Medical Library into Diehl Hall (1960). Image courtesy of the U Media Archives. We’ve all known and loved …

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Food, health, and mental health resources still available to U …

WebAlthough the U of M community cannot be together physically, there are still resources to help students during this time. In order to help, we’ve compiled a list of …

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The spaces of the new Health Sciences Libraries

WebWhen we move into the new Health Sciences Education Center, you can expect to find some familiar spaces such as our service desk and study areas. You will …

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Health Sciences Libraries Archives

WebWe have a new wellness and reflection room in the Health Sciences library (East Bank).…

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The Beauty That Requires Health: Four Landscapes

WebEaton’s thinking, along with the land ethic philosophy of conservationist Aldo Leopold, are what motivate photographer Regina Flanagan’s study. What: The Beauty …

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An interview with Sana Siddiqui, School of Public Health Librarian

WebAs the Director of the Health Sciences Libraries, I am happy to introduce Sana Siddiqui (they/them) to our team as our School of Public Health (SPH) Librarian. In …

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Funding received to preserve ’A Public Health Journal‘ TV …

WebThe Social Welfare History Archives received a $10,000 Legacy Amendment grant from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through the Minnesota Historical Society …

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Robot dogs and genetically engineered flies: Students present …

WebFrom harnessing the power of high-altitude winds to safely extracting blood clots from the heart’s arteries to reducing hospitalization of infant kangaroos, University of …

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History of Medicine Inspires Art

WebBy Suzy Frisch. A health sciences library devoted to the history of medicine might not be the first collection that comes to mind for creative pursuits. But in the past …

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"Archival Shouting"

WebIn a recent article in Perspectives: The newsmagazine of the American Historical Association, Karin Wulf writes about archival collections that seem to “shout” as opposed …

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The Sanborn family brought racial covenants to Robbinsdale. Now …

WebBefore Robbinsdale was Robbinsdale, the Sanborn family owned much of the unplatted lands in the area. And as the town’s population grew, and the property around …

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License to relax

WebBoynton Health's PAWS program is “very much a part of a mindful, planned approach to helping students manage their mental health, which stress is a huge …

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