Michigan’s Story: The History of Race at U-M
January 2014This exhibit was prepared for the 2014 Martin Luther King Day Symposium. Its physical counterpart was displayed in the Hatcher Library Gallery in January and February 2014.
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From General Library to Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library
2018From General Library to Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library is an exhibit of photographs of the establishment and evolution of the University of Michigan Library and its major building, the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library.
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Postcards from the edge
March 31, 2020Never have we ever needed to escape the harsh realities of modern life more than now. The Bentley Historical Library holds a vast postcard collection spanning the centuries. We pulled these sweet missives to “Papa,” “the Boss,” and “Aunt Gertrude” from a bygone era in U-M history. Hugs.
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Give Earth a Chance
March 2, 2020Michigan Today presents images from the Environmental Action for Survival (ENACT) Teach-in on the U-M campus in March 1970 -- a precursor to the original Earth Day.
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“As to the Woman Question”
February 3, 2020Explore this digital exhibit celebrating the 150th anniversary of the admission of women to U-M.
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Constructing Gender
January 9, 2020An exploration of how gender differences are literally built into the architecture of the Michigan Union and League buildings.
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Pop Art 1963
In 1963, the new phenomenon of "Pop Art" came to the University of Michigan.
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The Greek U-M Campus
Art, architecture, and organizations at U-M that have been influenced by the Greek world.
