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Thanks to contributions and work by Gregory Schneider and the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology (UMMZ), the library has a new digital collection of the digitized files of their Herpetology Field Notebooks.
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MusicalTheaterSongs.com is a searchable database of musical theater repertoire, with 11,000 titles spanning 150 years of shows.
Celebrate the life of playwright, director, actor, and screenwriter Sam Shepard by delving into his artistic output and
Music Magazine Archive is a series of digital collections focused on 20th- and 21st-century genres such as rock, folk, and hip-hop & rap. Each genre-based collection contains full issues of a diverse and influential group of magazines.
The U-M Library has acquired the Esquire Magazine Archive. This archive includes cover-to-cover images of each issue from number one in October 1933 through March 2014 of the American popular men's magazin
Ebook content that was previously hosted on ebrary or EBL (Ebook Library) has now been migrated to ProQuest Ebook Central. This new ebook platform provides access to nearly 200,000 ebooks on a single platform. The public interface is very similar to ebrary, so if you have used books on
The University Library is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2016-2017 U-M Library Undergraduate Research Award.
The Musical Festivals Database (MFD) is a fully-searchable index of programs, personnel, ensembles and venues of musical festivals held in Great Britain between 1695 and 1940. The MFD currently contains searchable records for over 500 festivals.
The Library now subscribes to the following database of popular music journalism: Rock's Backpages
The University of Michigan celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2017. The University Library marks this milestone with exhibits, lectures, publications, and more. This list features signature library activities as well as cross-campus collaborations in which the library is a key partner.
All library events are free and open to the public.
Check back often for new events and additional information.
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Units across campus will be looking back at U-M’s past contributions and challenges and looking ahead to its next century and the state of public higher education in the United States. View a listing of bicentennial events taking place across campus.
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