Sunday, August 20, 2017 – 8:00am to Friday, September 15, 2017 – 5:00pm Friday, September 15, 2017 – 8:00am to Wednesday, November 1, 2017 – 5:00pm UI Special Collections, 3rd Floor Main Library An […]
Author Archives: Colleen Theisen
Big Events from Summer 2017 in Special Collections
BIG EVENTS FROM SUMMER 2017: UI Libraries Hosted the Rare Books and Manuscripts Conference The University of Iowa Libraries hosted the Rare Books and Manuscripts Section of the American […]
40 Years of Work: Peter and Donna Thomas
The University of Iowa Special Collections is home to the archives of Peter and Donna Thomas, a selection of which is on display on the Special Collections gallery on the […]
Historically Yours Podcast Ep. 6: Calamity Jane’s Death with Elizabeth Riordan
The sixth episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by Graduate Assistant Elizabeth Riordan. For this episode, Liz recalls her Wild West phase as a child […]
University Archivist presents on “Documenting Activism: How the Digital Humanities Can Uncover the History of Protest”
University Archivist David McCartney presented on “Documenting Activism: How the Digital Humanities Can Uncover the History of Protest” at the American Association of University Professors national conference meeting in Washington, […]
Historically Yours Podcast Episode 5 – James Thurber Letter
The fourth episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by University Archivist David McCartney. For this episode, David McCartney tells a poignant tale of letter writing past […]
An Internship in the Vault
By Julia Rohn, Museum Studies Intern Picture this: My eyes are closed so as to not ruin the surprise. A heavy door opens, groaning. Parchment permeates the air, warm and […]
Historically Yours Episode 4: A Poem from Helen Keller with Liz Riordan
The fourth episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by School of Library and Information graduate student Elizabeth Riordan. Liz reads a poem from Helen Keller from […]
Historically Yours Podcast: Warren G. Harding letter with guest Ben Schmidt
The third episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by School of Library and Information graduate student Ben Schmidt. Ben reads a letter from Warren G. […]
New video: Make a Continuous Flexagon with Emily Martin
Center for the Book faculty member and book artist Emily Martin chooses a format for each work that assists in telling the story she wants to tell with the content. […]