Photographs, music, words, and visual creations; a wonderfully compelling collection. Therapeutic and thought provoking for one and all.
HSLC
A Great Opportunity on the History of Reproductive Health, Friday, April 29th
The panel will be examining motherhood, medicine, childhood, reproductive control, reproductive health activism and sex and empire.
Ebling Library Shines at the 20th Annual UW Science Expeditions
Ahhhh….finally, we were able to share information in person, and with the next generation of health care providers and researchers! A win win, for the 20th Annual UW Sciences Expeditions.
UW Science Expeditions 2022- Participate in all things Science!
From inspecting bodily organs to learning about the eye, to hands on investigations, Sunday, April 10th is your day to participate in scientific “research” at the Health Sciences Learning Center.
DesignLab Consultants are at Ebling to Help
Make anything with a graphic element “sing,” convey your data or message in a creative way…DesignLab can assist!
Join Ebling Book Club’s Discussion on Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker
From the Minneapolis Star Tribune: “Magisterial . . . A weave of gripping reportage and scientific detective story . . . Hidden Valley Road is destined to become a classic of narrative nonfiction.”
Welcome to Ebling!
Not only to the medical students who start earlier than most, but to our campus and community visitors, August 9th heralds additional hours and access for our beloved patrons.
Ebling Post’s Latest Edition
A new door, Book Clubs, research guides, awards, art, online resources, publications! Ebling staff has been rockin’ the last few months…
NEW! Video Tour of Ebling’s Website
Finding all the resources embedded in a library website can be daunting. Enjoy this video tour of Ebling’s website. Helpful staff and amazing databases, books, journals and services!
Join us for James
“Color is not a human or a personal reality; it is a political reality.” “The only thing white people have that black people need, or should want, is power—and no one holds power forever. White people cannot, in generality, be taken as models of how to live.” These and other powerful sentiments were written by Baldwin nearly 50 years ago, and they STILL bear discussion…