Milner Library puts books and articles on course reserves for students to read. These can be online readings posted in your ReggieNet site or made available through the library’s website.
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Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Special Collections
Recently, Fred Wollrab donated his entire collection of Wizard of Oz to Milner Library’s Special Collections to add to the historical children’s literature collection.
Get PAWSitively Stress Free with therapy dogs this spring
Campus’s favorite furry friends will be back on the third floor of Milner Library this semester, spreading smiles, and reducing stress.
Back to the Future: Milner explores what it means to be a 21st century library
Libraries are definitely changing…and rapidly.
Did you miss The Backstory of the Bird?
Did you miss University Archivist April Anderson and mascot Reggie Redbird as they talked about the history of Reggie’s family here at Illinois State?
Decipher History: Explore the past through letters and diaries
Reading other people’s diaries and mail might be frowned upon by many, but not by Milner Library’s Special Collections Librarian, Maureen Brunsdale. Of course, the letters and diaries she peruses are over 100 years old, and part of the Decipher History project.
Reggie Redbird history on display at Milner Library
To celebrate ISU’s Homecoming this month, the ISU Archives has installed a new exhibit on the first floor of Milner Library that showcases some great historic mascot ephemera and memorabilia. Visitors to the exhibit will also get to see the retired feathers of their favorite mascot on full display.
Japanese-style tattoo artist to give talk October 13
Japanese-style tattoo artists Steve McClintock will discuss his work in an upcoming talk titled “HORIMONO: A Retropective of Japanese Tattoo form Past to Present” at 6 p.m. Tuesday, October 13, on the 6th floor of Milner Library.
Your Body, Your Canvas in your library
Speakers will explore the world of tattoos and body piercings to coincide with a new exhibit at Milner Library called Your Body, Your Canvas. The exhibit explores how these ways of expression have evolved over time.
Circus display at University Galleries, September 11–13
University Galleries is partnering with Milner Library and a private collector to display circus-related items September 11–13, 2015.