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A red 3D printed earring stand on a wooden table with Hello Kitty dolls in the background. The stand is tall and uses A-stand legs to stay upright. There are two rungs to hold earrings on, and each rung holds about five pairs of hanging earrings or hoops
  • Vivienne Renee Dacres
A 3d printed earring stand for hoops and hanging earrings.
A picture of a collection of bones on a wooden table. In the foreground, a series of metatarsal bones laid out on a notepad with each bone labeled. On the right is a laptop computer, and in the background on the table is a full model reconstruction of a right foot with all the bones connected. In the far back, on the table, is a rolled UM research poster.
  • Maeve Ann Lyon
3D printed metatarsal bones for a research presentation.
A 3d printed webbed red hand used as a stand to hold a silver watch. The hand is stood fingers down, wrist up, on a wooden windowsill.
  • Liam Guy Hoffman
3d printed webbed hand watch stand.
A small white 3d printed model of a fighter jet on a dark gray background
  • Alexander Darius Bidari
3D printed jet model for instructional help.
A 3d printed white rounded rectanglular strip. Along the right side is a strip of small squares, and in the middle of the rectangle is two small parallel rectangular cut-outs.
  • William Keene Kappler
3D printed prototype for a wound monitoring device for M-HEAL Team
Two 3D printed white vertebrae stacked on top of each other on a beige table. Each vertebra has a hollow center on top and a cylindrical plug on the bottom.
  • Sabina Belle Cumming
3D printed connecting vertebrae for a project team.
A white 3D printed spine model on a granite countertop.
  • Owen Brewer
3d printed spine model for pediatric ED lumbar puncture training.
Students standing in the Shapiro Gallery for Cafe Shapiro 2026.
  • Thomas Gala-Garza
The Library Student Ambassadors reflect on their experience hosting Café Shapiro 2026.
Erica Ervin showing students how to apply a design to a pencil case.
  • Paige J Lemmon
The Library Ambassadors collaborated with the Design Lab to hold a Design Day event.
A screen shot of random files in a My Documents window, including PDF and Microsoft Word files.
  • Lance Thomas Stuchell
The thinking behind our decision to normalize files associated with the Microsoft Word program to the PDF/A-2u format for access and preservation purposes, and a brief overview of the migration process.