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Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Read your way across the stars this summer with our new Reading Challenge: Project Starpath!
Track your reading minutes — listening to audiobooks counts too! The more minutes you read, the farther you’ll travel! (and the more chances you’ll have to win!) Advance a star marker dot for every 400 minutes you read to complete a constellation.
⭐ Cassiopeia: 2,000 minutes (5 marker dots)
⭐ Big Dipper: 2,800 minutes (7 marker dots)
⭐ Orion: 4,400 minutes (11 marker dots)
⭐ Gemini: 6,000 minutes (15 marker dots)
Visit z.umn.edu/read2026 for more information and to submit your entries. Submit your completed constellation info before September 12, 2026 to enter our prize drawing. You may complete each constellation once for a maximum of 4 entries. Contact libfunreads@umn.edu with any questions!
⭐ You don’t have to be on campus to participate! Access FREE ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from anywhere in the universe with the Libby app (@libby.app). Just download the app from your app store and log in with your UMN ID and password to get started!
⭐ Need help navigating what to read next? Our Book Matchmaking staff can help you lift off 🚀 with a great read. Visit z.umn.edu/bookmatch to fill out a short Google Form with your reading preferences and we will share personalized recommendations.
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Today, May 22nd, is International Sherlock Holmes Day! Did you know that UMN Libraries is home to the world’s largest collection of materials related to the world’s greatest detective?
To celebrate, enjoy a selection of images from a 2024 Libraries exhibit celebrating the collection's 50th anniversary. Learn more about the history of the collection at the link in bio!
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Doors Open earlier this month! We welcomed over 1,000 visitors to our new Collections Facility, which opened in 2025 and is designed for the long term preservation of our collections.
(Photos/Adria Carpenter)
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Finals are over, but spring is still in the air! Take a trip to the Andersen Horticultural Library at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to see a new exhibit: "Rare, Wild, and Wonderful." UMN students studying Surface Design created work celebrating the Library, the Arboretum, and the wildlife within, all inspired by rare books from the AHL collection.
This sample of student artwork from the show includes pieces by: Eleanor Schaefer, Ayisha Abedel-Kareem, Eric Stencel, Brand H, Devon Ba Dour, and Anna L.
The exhibit runs through June 29. Tickets are required for entry to the Arboretum; UMN students receive free daily admission with a valid U Card and UMN email address. Students must call 612-301-6775 for tickets.
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Elmer L. Andersen Library was packed for last month's Northwest Architectural Archives event, "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture"! Thanks to all those who joined us to hear from author Jane King Hession and filmmaker Kimberly Long Loken.
Missed the event, but still want to check out the exhibit? You still have time! "Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture" focuses on Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close, Minnesota's first modern architect. It's open at Elmer L. Andersen Library through May 22. To see this exhibit, please contact fong0022@umn.edu for more information. See all of our upcoming exhibits at z.umn.edu/exhibits.
Photos/William Olexy
Snapshot from the Kerlan: Barbara Bash has written and illustrated a number of children's books, including "Desert Giant: The World of the Saguaro Cactus," and "Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of a Little Brown Bat." The Kerlan Collection has recently received a new donation of Barbara's original process materials, including these (stunning!) watercolor illustrations.
Snapshot from the Kerlan: Barbara Bash has written and illustrated a number of children's books, including "Desert Giant: The World of the Saguaro Cactus," and "Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of a Little Brown Bat." The Kerlan Collection has recently received a new donation of Barbara's original process materials, including these (stunning!) watercolor illustrations.
Snapshot from the Kerlan: Barbara Bash has written and illustrated a number of children's books, including "Desert Giant: The World of the Saguaro Cactus," and "Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of a Little Brown Bat." The Kerlan Collection has recently received a new donation of Barbara's original process materials, including these (stunning!) watercolor illustrations.
Snapshot from the Kerlan: Barbara Bash has written and illustrated a number of children's books, including "Desert Giant: The World of the Saguaro Cactus," and "Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of a Little Brown Bat." The Kerlan Collection has recently received a new donation of Barbara's original process materials, including these (stunning!) watercolor illustrations.
Find us in Hodson Hall 👀 The Natural Resources Library (NRL) is now the St. Paul Campus Library. It will be your new service point on the St. Paul campus starting today, May 14!
Need something from the NRL? We’re still here! The newly re-opened space will hold an expanded selection of items, including the NRL collections.
Today, on its last day of service, we honor Magrath Library’s 73 years of service to the University of Minnesota. Do you remember studying there? Working there? Browsing its cookbook collection? Share your favorite Magrath memories with us in the comments below. And let us know what you look forward to for the new St. Paul Campus Library!
Beginning tomorrow, May 14, the Natural Resources Library in Hodson Hall will open as the main St. Paul service point. Stay up to date at z.umn.edu/libmove.
This year’s outstanding student library employees all have the same thing common: what they love most about the Libraries is the people.
“It’s been one of the best, most welcoming workplace communities that I’ve been in, and I think that comes from the fact everybody here really wants to be here,” said Ryken Farr, a student assistant archivist at Andersen Library.
Since 1996, the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries’ awards committee has celebrated our student employees who exemplify excellence and make strong contributions to the Libraries. Read the full story at the link in bio.
@umncbs @umncla
This year’s outstanding student library employees all have the same thing common: what they love most about the Libraries is the people.
“It’s been one of the best, most welcoming workplace communities that I’ve been in, and I think that comes from the fact everybody here really wants to be here,” said Ryken Farr, a student assistant archivist at Andersen Library.
Since 1996, the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries’ awards committee has celebrated our student employees who exemplify excellence and make strong contributions to the Libraries. Read the full story at the link in bio.
@umncbs @umncla
This year’s outstanding student library employees all have the same thing common: what they love most about the Libraries is the people.
“It’s been one of the best, most welcoming workplace communities that I’ve been in, and I think that comes from the fact everybody here really wants to be here,” said Ryken Farr, a student assistant archivist at Andersen Library.
Since 1996, the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries’ awards committee has celebrated our student employees who exemplify excellence and make strong contributions to the Libraries. Read the full story at the link in bio.
@umncbs @umncla
This year’s outstanding student library employees all have the same thing common: what they love most about the Libraries is the people.
“It’s been one of the best, most welcoming workplace communities that I’ve been in, and I think that comes from the fact everybody here really wants to be here,” said Ryken Farr, a student assistant archivist at Andersen Library.
Since 1996, the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries’ awards committee has celebrated our student employees who exemplify excellence and make strong contributions to the Libraries. Read the full story at the link in bio.
@umncbs @umncla
For our final Magrath memories video, librarians Megan Kocher and Kristen Mastel remember a tradition both loved and loathed: the former grilled cheese station during Welcome Week at Magrath Library.
Since 1985, the Doris S. Kirschner Cookbook Collection has been a beloved and unique highlight of the Magrath Library experience. The collection contains more than 6,000 items including cookbooks, pamphlets, and recipes ranging in date from 1890-present.
As we prepare for Magrath Library’s closure on May 13, Megan Kocher, Science & Evidence Synthesis Librarian and curator of the Kirschner Cookbook Collection, reflects on what the space has meant to her over the years.
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with the Libraries and the Asian American Studies Program!
Visit the display in the Wilson Library on West Bank through the end of May to view a sampling of AANHPI literature and scholarship. It is located on the basement level in the entrance to the Tutoring and Academic Success Center. You can request all display materials and more through the Libraries’ “Get It” system on lib.umn.edu, and pick them up at any library on campus.
Learn more about AANHPI Heritage Month and check out the reading list at z.umn.edu/AANHPIdisplay26!
@umncla
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with the Libraries and the Asian American Studies Program!
Visit the display in the Wilson Library on West Bank through the end of May to view a sampling of AANHPI literature and scholarship. It is located on the basement level in the entrance to the Tutoring and Academic Success Center. You can request all display materials and more through the Libraries’ “Get It” system on lib.umn.edu, and pick them up at any library on campus.
Learn more about AANHPI Heritage Month and check out the reading list at z.umn.edu/AANHPIdisplay26!
@umncla
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with the Libraries and the Asian American Studies Program!
Visit the display in the Wilson Library on West Bank through the end of May to view a sampling of AANHPI literature and scholarship. It is located on the basement level in the entrance to the Tutoring and Academic Success Center. You can request all display materials and more through the Libraries’ “Get It” system on lib.umn.edu, and pick them up at any library on campus.
Learn more about AANHPI Heritage Month and check out the reading list at z.umn.edu/AANHPIdisplay26!
@umncla
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with the Libraries and the Asian American Studies Program!
Visit the display in the Wilson Library on West Bank through the end of May to view a sampling of AANHPI literature and scholarship. It is located on the basement level in the entrance to the Tutoring and Academic Success Center. You can request all display materials and more through the Libraries’ “Get It” system on lib.umn.edu, and pick them up at any library on campus.
Learn more about AANHPI Heritage Month and check out the reading list at z.umn.edu/AANHPIdisplay26!
@umncla
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with the Libraries and the Asian American Studies Program!
Visit the display in the Wilson Library on West Bank through the end of May to view a sampling of AANHPI literature and scholarship. It is located on the basement level in the entrance to the Tutoring and Academic Success Center. You can request all display materials and more through the Libraries’ “Get It” system on lib.umn.edu, and pick them up at any library on campus.
Learn more about AANHPI Heritage Month and check out the reading list at z.umn.edu/AANHPIdisplay26!
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View Instagram Stories in Secret
The Instagram Story Viewer is an easy tool that lets you secretly watch and save Instagram stories, videos, photos, or IGTV. With this service, you can download content and enjoy it offline whenever you like. If you find something interesting on Instagram that you’d like to check out later or want to view stories while staying anonymous, our Viewer is perfect for you. Anonstories offers an excellent solution for keeping your identity hidden. Instagram first launched the Stories feature in August 2023, which was quickly adopted by other platforms due to its engaging, time-sensitive format. Stories let users share quick updates, whether photos, videos, or selfies, enhanced with text, emojis, or filters, and are visible for only 24 hours. This limited time frame creates high engagement compared to regular posts. In today’s world, Stories are one of the most popular ways to connect and communicate on social media. However, when you view a Story, the creator can see your name in their viewer list, which may be a privacy concern. What if you wish to browse Stories without being noticed? Here’s where Anonstories becomes useful. It allows you to watch public Instagram content without revealing your identity. Simply enter the username of the profile you’re curious about, and the tool will display their latest Stories. Features of Anonstories Viewer: - Anonymous Browsing: Watch Stories without showing up on the viewer list. - No Account Needed: View public content without signing up for an Instagram account. - Content Download: Save any Stories content directly to your device for offline use. - View Highlights: Access Instagram Highlights, even beyond the 24-hour window. - Repost Monitoring: Track the reposts or engagement levels on Stories for personal profiles. Limitations: - This tool works only with public accounts; private accounts remain inaccessible. Benefits: - Privacy-Friendly: Watch any Instagram content without being noticed. - Simple and Easy: No app installation or registration required. - Exclusive Tools: Download and manage content in ways Instagram doesn’t offer.
Advantages of Anonstories
Explore IG Stories Privately
Keep track of Instagram updates discreetly while protecting your privacy and staying anonymous.
Private Instagram Viewer
View profiles and photos anonymously with ease using the Private Profile Viewer.
Story Viewer for Free
This free tool allows you to view Instagram Stories anonymously, ensuring your activity remains hidden from the story uploader.
Frequently asked questions
Anonymity
Anonstories lets users view Instagram stories without alerting the creator.
Device Compatibility
Works seamlessly on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and modern browsers like Chrome and Safari.
Safety and Privacy
Prioritizes secure, anonymous browsing without requiring login credentials.
No Registration
Users can view public stories by simply entering a username—no account needed.
Supported Formats
Downloads photos (JPEG) and videos (MP4) with ease.
Cost
The service is free to use.
Private Accounts
Content from private accounts can only be accessed by followers.
File Usage
Files are for personal or educational use only and must comply with copyright rules.
How It Works
Enter a public username to view or download stories. The service generates direct links for saving content locally.