When claims are made on any part of the political or news spectrum — if they are too good to be true — they usually are. Peer Research Consultants at the University of Minnesota can point students to high quality information and scholarly articles. In this video, they provide advice for filtering fake news.
The Peer Research Consultants provide one-on-one assistance to students and help them develop the research strategies needed to write an excellent research paper. Learn more at https://www.lib.umn.edu/ser...
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The University of Minnesota's Center for Sustainable Building Research worked closely with the University Libraries on a project to map the lost waterways of the Twin Cities, with an overarching go...
Nordic cookbooks were the subject of this installment of "Read This Book!" from the University of Minnesota Libraries, hosted by Lisa Von Drasek. Von Drasek's guest, Megan Kocher, a librarian at th...
Books about journalism, media bias, and fact checking were reviewed in this episode of "Read This Book!" from the University of Minnesota Libraries. Host Lisa Von Drasek interviewed librarian Van H...
When claims are made on any part of the political or news spectrum — if they are too good to be true — they usually are. Peer Research Consultants at the University of Minnesota can point students ...
Check out this video preview of our exhibit: Engraved in Copper: The Art of Mapping Minnesota. The exhibit highlights unique engraved copper plates used to print topographic maps of Minnesota in th...
Three books with short story collections were featured in this episode of Read This Book! with Kaia Sievert and host Tim Johnson from the University of Minnesota Libraries.
Erika Lee, a University of Minnesota history professor and director of the U's Immigration History Research Center, talks about her latest project, the Immigration Syllabus, an online tool to help ...
Veterinary Medical Librarian André Nault talks about raising puppies and about critical thinking — two widely different books — on this installment of "Read This Book!" from the University of Minne...
The in-process and finished artwork for illustrator Melissa Sweet’s non-fiction picture book, Balloons Over Broadway, was discussed on this episode of Secrets of the Archives.
Master and Commander and the series of nautical historical novels by Patrick O’Brian was the topic for this installment of “Read This Book!” brought to you by the University of Minnesota Libraries....
The books — “In Winter’s Kitchen” by Beth Dooley and “Kitchens of the Great Midwest” by J. Ryan Stradal — were featured on this episode of “Read This Book!” from the University of Minnesota Librar...
Books about Bob Dylan were discussed in this episode of “Read This Book! — Books to Give,” featuring Bill Pederson from the University of Minnesota Music Library. Dylan, a Minnesota native, recentl...
Alan Page has had an extraordinary career trajectory. Discover his motivations and passions in this conversation with Gary Eichten, known and revered for his many years as an MPR host and news edit...
Kevin Kling presented 'Books Cast Their Spell on Me: Trafficking in the Alphabet' at the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries annual celebration on May 4, 2016 at the University's McNam...
Dooley and Stradal engaged in a delightful excursion through today’s food scene with stories of farmers, cheese makers, butchers, home cooks, chefs, sommeliers, and restaurateurs.
Joseph Ellis: 'The Second Founding: Four Men Who Created a Country' was presented September 28, 2016 at the University of Minnesota's Ted Mann Concert Hall.
Ray Gonzalez, Professor of English at the University of Minnesota, was featured at the 7th annual Pankake Poetry Reading on April 14, 2016 at the University of Minnesota's Elmer L. Andersen Library.
Pop Wagner - storyteller, songwriter, poet, and fingerstyle guitarist extraordinaire - presented "Rolling on a Winter's Night" December 9, 2015 at the University of Minnesota's Elmer L. Andersen Li...
Michael McConnell and Jack Baker were married in 1971 – the first gay marriage in America. On January 26, 2016 at the University of Minnesota, Michael and Jack were joined by Gail Langer Karwoski, ...
“Eyewitness to Climate Change” is Will Steger’s vivid account of the changes that he has witnessed firsthand, caused by global warming pollutants, in Polar Regions over five decades of polar explor...
Graywolf Press: A World of Voices was held November 12, 2015 at the University of Minnesota. The event featured a conversation with Graywolf founder Scott Walker, Graywolf publisher Fiona McCrae, m...
Craig Packer presented "Lions in the Balance: Man-Eaters, Manes, and Men with Guns" September 30, 2015 at the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries event at Coffman Memorial Union.
Noted cookbook author and internationally acclaimed proponent of vegetarian cooking, Deborah Madison, spoke at the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries' annual celebration on May 5, 201...
Author and Newbery Medal winner Sharon Creech received the 2015 Kerlan Award and delivered the Kerlan Lecture on April 18, 2015 at the University of Minnesota.