Spring is here, and we have a slate of excellent history-centered online events planned here at the OHSU Library. We are very excited to invite you to join us for all of these great speakers and...
As a third year medical student, Audrey Tran takes the information she reads on the page and uses it to map out a story. Now, ten of her study aids are available in OHSU’s Scholars Archive....
Historically speaking, university archives are often a bit ... behind the times. It’s the nature of the work. We retain records that are no longer in active use, but which document the people,...
Many thanks to all of the OHSU community members who submitted their poems to the Poetry Contest and to our volunteer judges. The contest is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the unique talents of...
Interested in the history of the health sciences? The OHSU Library is your partner! Please join us for an interest meeting to discuss current and potential history-centered activities at...
The OHSU Library is excited to announce the addition of over 25 graphic medicine titles to the collection some of which are available in print and some as electronic books. You may be familiar...
Please join the OHSU Library and Casey Eye Institute in celebrating the opening of "A Selected History of Retinal Illustrations, 1851–1900 and Beyond," curated by Clinical Assistant Professor,...
Image: Katherine Cox, Vertical Wellness (Second Place Winner) For the first time, the Library expanded its annual Poetry Contest to include art and narrative prose, and invited OHSU staff,...
Image: Joel Ito. Forms of the rough endoplasmic reticulum, n.d. Robert L. Bacon papers [1997-005]. We are pleased to announce the opening of our Spring 2019 exhibit, The Artist is In: A Visual...
Next Wednesday, we have our final History of Medicine lecture of the 2018-2019 season, as Dr. Christin Hancock joins us to discuss the experimental treatment of syphilis in the twentieth century,...