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A 3D printed custom Gameboy cartridge to use in trichromatic photography. Using various filters and lenses, I achieved a series of bright, pixelated images of the moon, local landscapes, and more.
My second experience with 3D printing! A 3D printed wall bracket to support a IKEA utensil holder.
Come see us at Harvest Fest and Earthfest, and visit us in the library for a catered talk by former student Phimmasone Owens of Refugee Garden Initiatives!
The project that I created was for my dissertation recital series called Footprints.
What do library users want and need when they contact the Ask a Librarian chat service? This post describes a project to design and deliver a survey to gather information on how the library's reference service is meeting community needs. Survey results identified both demographic and service-oriented trends.
Whip Hand is an award-winning thriller by Dick Francis, about Sid Halley, a jockey who lost a hand after a horse fell on him during a race. He has become a private detective, and in this book he investigates what happened to three horses who were champions, then suddenly failed. He also searches for the con artist who drew Sid's ex-wife into a scam, leaving her to take the blame. She will go to jail for fraud unless he clears her name. Francis, a former jockey, knew the horse racing world extremely well, and it shows in this excellent novel.
Join us this Thursday, September 18th, between 4-6p for our first Third Thursdays at the Library event of the semester!
We partnered with the U-M Library to help us find accessible foraging books and guides, as well as guides for facilitating inherently non-hierarchical spaces.
From January-September 2025, we were excited to have the assistance of two interns. Latitude Brown and Andy Nakamura helped us improve descriptive metadata and content in several of our digital collections, particularly those that address potentially objectionable or harmful material. This blog post shares their experiences and highlights the projects they worked on.
The Indonesian Cultural Night (ICN) 2025, hosted by the Indonesian Students Association at the University of Michigan (ISA-UM) was truly a night to remember.