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woman sitting on a man's back on a set with cameras and director's chair
  • Katie Marie Jones
Join us this Thursday, November 20th, between 4-6p for our next Third Thursdays at the Library event of the semester!
  • Thomas Kestler
A collection of 3d prints made in the design lab.
A white 3d printed toothbrush holder shaped like a tooth (molar). The holder has a smiling face in black outline on the front,and has 2 holes in the top to place toothbrushes.
  • Hans So
A 3d printed toothbrush holder, made to look like an actual tooth.
Made in Ethiopia film poster
  • Liangyu Fu
CHOP (China Ongoing Perspective) film series to present a film screening and discussion on documentary film "Made in Ethiopia."
A purple 3d printed skull and ribcage standing on a wooden table. The ribcage is only printed from the clavicle down to the third rib. Next to it on the table is a black phone for scale.
  • Lynnea Jackson
A 3d printed skeleton to use for a Halloween candy bowl.
Gray 3d printed cylinder and gear attached to a guitar peg on the right side and a motor on the left side. The table behind the guitar is a wooden table with a lot of wires and circuit boards.
  • Pedro Matheus Araujo
A 3d printed part for a project to make an automatic guitar tuner.
A white 3D printed model airplane sitting on a wooden table.
  • Jade McKenzie Griffin
A 3d printed Model airplane for an English class presentation.
A blue 3d printed eye mask sitting on a granite counter.
  • Lauren A Dertien
3d printed mask for a Halloween costume.
A child kneeling on a leaf covered patio. They are wearing black pants, a black hoodie, and red shoes. Along their arms are 4 gray hands with gold wrists, and their face is covered by one big hand.
  • Kathleen Wroblewski
3D printed hands and connections for an anime Halloween costume.
array of square and rectangular images of collection material with handwritten text, photographs, and illustrations of various kinds
  • Martha O'Hara Conway
The current application cycle is now open for fellowships available to researchers whose work would benefit from onsite access to our special collections!