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Picture of spines of books about Michigan football history in the Hatcher Graduate library.
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  • Christopher Barnes
Michigan Football History
While the start of the 2017 college football season is still a long way off, you can binge on the glorious and fascinating history of Michigan Football year round by visiting the library. The Hatcher and Shapiro Libraries have enough books about Bo Schembechler, the Big House, and our famous football rivalries to satisfy even the strongest appetite for gridiron history.
1959 photograph of Darien Pinney, Judy Robinson, and Susan Ott, the first women to study naval architecture at U-M.
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  • Elizabeth Nicole Settoducato
Books for the Bicentennial: Women at the University of Michigan
The Shapiro Undergraduate Library is starting off the new year with a bicentennial-themed display of books about all 200 years of U-M's history. A critical part of that history, and a strong component of our display, is the inclusion of women at the university. In this post, we feature five of our many books about women at Michigan.