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- 19th Century Philippines Herbal | July 2024 Book of the Month from the John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Libraryby Damien Ihrig on 16 Jul 2024
BLANCO, MANUEL (1779–1845). Flora de filipinas. Printed in Manila at the Santo Tomas press, 1837. 21 cm tall. Manuel María Blanco Ramos was born on Nov. 24, 1779, in Navianos de Alba, a small village in the province of Zamora, Spain. […]
- Main Library celebrates 140 years as a Government Information Depositoryby Ellen Wrede on 25 Jun 2024
Did you know that everything from census data to crime statistics and patent information to cookbooks written by naval officers is available to the public because it’s government information? On June 25, 2024, the University of Iowa […]
- UI Libraries Digital Scholarship & Publishing Studio builds first-ever digital and searchable map of Principia Mathematica through multi-institutional, NEH-awarded grantby Donna Brooks on 10 Jun 2024
With a $281,104 Scholarly Editions and Translations grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), researchers at the University of Iowa and Western Kentucky University collaborated to build the first-ever digital map and data […]
- The Sciences Library and the Department of Physics and Astronomy co-host successful solar eclipse viewing eventby Carol Hollier on 16 Apr 2024
It was a thrilling experience to witness the partial solar eclipse that took place in the skies above Iowa City on Monday, April 8! The eclipse-viewing event, hosted jointly by the Sciences Library and the Department of Physics and […]
- Student employee spotlight: Cassandra Parsonsby Natalee Dawson on 12 Apr 2024
When Hawkeye senior Cassandra Parsons arrived on the University of Iowa from her hometown of Williamsburg, Iowa, she knew that a student job would be a key part of her time as an undergraduate. And when Parsons, an English and creative […]
- UI Hardin Library to celebrate 50 years and fourth floor renovations to improve user experienceby Anne Bassett on 4 Apr 2024
Hardin Library for the Health Sciences at the University of Iowa Libraries is recognizing two milestones in May 2024: the completion of a major renovation to its fourth floor, including the John Martin Rare Book Room, and serving students, […]
- In pictures: 50 years of Hardin Library for the Health Sciencesby Sarah Andrews on 4 Apr 2024
(Exhibit curated by Damien Ihrig, curator for the John Martin Rare Book Room, and Helen Spielbauer, creative coordinator, Hardin Library) 50 years ago this fall, the University of Iowa opened the Health Sciences Library, later named in […]
- Check out the new Iowa Research Onlineby Sara Scheib on 1 Apr 2024
Have you heard the news? Iowa Research Online (IRO) is new and improved! Staff at the University of Iowa Libraries have been hard at work on a new interface that goes way beyond the traditional institutional repository. We’re the first […]
- UI Libraries inks new Cold Spring Harbor open access agreementby Sara Scheib on 12 Mar 2024
The University of Iowa Libraries are pleased to announce a new transformative agreement with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press (CSHLP), an internationally renowned publisher of books, journals, and electronic media in genetics and […]
- Student employee spotlight: Ramin Roshandelby Natalee Dawson on 1 Mar 2024
Ramin Roshandel will never forget the first time he stepped into the University of Iowa Rita Benton Music Library. From the beginning, the PhD candidate knew that the library would become a crucial part of his time as a student of music […]
- OpenHawks grant program promotes open educational resources, saves students moneyby Mahrya Burnett on 27 Feb 2024
Are you looking for a way to enhance your teaching, save your students money, and contribute to the global knowledge commons? If so, consider applying for the OpenHawks grant program at the University of Iowa. Over the last several […]