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Comic song "Not For Joseph" arranged for piano, 1868, U-M Library Edison Sheet Music Collection
University to digitize 19th-century sheet music collection
In the early 20th century, the Edison Phonograph Co. amassed a large collection of 19th-century American sheet music from which to select works to record for the American public.
Photo from Slice Ann Arbor
Deirdre Spencer, head of the Fine Arts Library, was spotlighted by SLICE Ann Arbor, an arts and culture blog featuring slice-of-life interviews with people making a creative mark in and around town.
Michigan Publishing, the publishing division of the University of Michigan Library, will launch a new open-access book-publishing imprint, Lever Press, in collaboration with Amherst College Press and the Oberlin Group, a consortium of 80 libraries in America's top liberal arts colleges.
Ira Deutchman, 1972, first film job
The University of Michigan Library will welcome the papers of another film maverick to their growing collection of material that highlights visionaries in the genre of independent film.
The University of Michigan Press has become the first university press to back guidelines developed by disability studies scholars for publishing accessible digital books.
Educause announced James Hilton, university librarian and dean of libraries and vice provost for digital education and innovation at U-M, as their 2015 Leadership Award Recipient.
Michigan Publishing, the publishing division of University of Michigan Library, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary Francis as its new Editorial Director with special responsibility for leading content acquisition and development for the University of Michigan Press imprint.
Educating and Empowering Communities in Support of Organ, Tissue and Eye Donation
The library's exterior & interior have been completely transformed.
The books moved out two years ago, and the construction crews moved in. And today, the University of Michigan’s Taubman Health Sciences Library reopens as a transformed space for learning, teaching and gathering.
David Carter manages the Computer and Video Game Archive in the basement of the Duderstadt Center. (Photo by Lon Horwedel, Michigan Photography)
By Jordan Swope
The University Record
Nestled in the basement of the Duderstadt Center is the Computer and Video Game Archive, managed by librarian David Carter.
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