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,...
In anticipation of our upcoming Fall 2019 exhibit, A History of Retinal Illustrations, a rotating preview display is now on view in the Casey Eye Institute. Curated by Donald Blanchard, M.D.,...
This post comes from Meg Suhosky, Student Archives Assistant in the Historical Collections & Archives. Another new and wonderful interview from our Oral History Collection is now available!...
This post comes from Meg Suhosky, Student Archives Assistant in the Historical Collections & Archives. Today’s post is a highlight from our Oral History Collection, which features an...
Historical Collections & Archives is pleased to announce the installation of our new...
Please mark your calendars for Friday, January 11, 2019, at 12:00pm, for our first History of Medicine lecture of 2019: Dr. David A. Nardone The Doctor’s White Coat: Symbol of U.S. Medical...
This post comes from Meg Suhosky, Student Archives Assistant in the Historical Collections & Archives. Hi there! My name is Meg and I joined the HC&A team as a student archives assistant...
This post is by Archives Assistant John Esh. A researcher and professor at Oregon Health & Science University, Dr. Archie R. Tunturi specialized in research on the brain and nervous system....
This post comes from Jeff Colby, Archives Assistant, Historical Collections & Archives. As the Commemoration of the First World War comes to an end, I thought it would be interesting to take a...