Exhibits in Elmer L. Andersen Library
Exhibits at Andersen are free and open to the public. The galleries are open 8:30-4:15 Monday-Friday and 9-1 on Saturdays.Current Exhibit:
Winter Celebration
November 12 – December 31
Andersen Gallery
Winter in Minnesota is mythic and magical. Join us for an exhibit that celebrates the wonders of the season!
Celebrating 40 Years of African American Studies and American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota
October 7 – December 5
Andersen Atrium - 2nd&3rd Floors
In 1969 the University of Minnesota established the African American and American Indian Studies Departments, the second and first such departments to be founded in the United States respectively. To celebrate the anniversary of this historic event, the University Libraries, with the African American Studies Department and the American Indian Studies Department, have put together a display of archival materials commemorating 40 years of history.
More Than 60 Years of Computing:
Documenting the Association
for Computing Machinery
January 11 – March 5, 2010
Andersen Gallery
One of the two largest computing
societies in the world, the Association
for Computing Machinery, has been dedicated to the advancement of computing as a profession since its founding in 1947. This exhibit will
explore the impact and importance
of the ACM in an arena that has had
a profound impact on modern
life and society.
Please check back soon for more information on Elmer L. Andersen Library exhibits.