Historical Highlight: Dr. Louie Hugh, class of 1908
This post comes from Jeff Colby, Archives Assistant, Historical Collections & Archives with research findings from Donise Lei. Part of my duties in Historical Collections is maintaining...
Category: Historical Collections & Archives
Fall ophthalmology exhibit now on view
Our Fall 2019 exhibit at the OHSU Library, A Selected History of Retinal Illustrations, 1851–1900 and Beyond, is now on view! Curated by Donald L. Blanchard, M.D., Clinical Assistant Professor...
Tuesday, Oct. 1st: Rosenbaum History of Neurology Lecture on Augusta Klumpke, by Dr. Lynda Yang
We hope you'll be able to join us for this year's Herbert Rosenbaum Memorial History of Neurology Lecture by Dr. Lynda Yang (University of Michigan), on Augusta Klumpke, a trailblazing woman...
Tuesday, September 24: Join us for the opening of our fall exhibit, “A Selected History of Retinal Illustrations, 1851–1900 and Beyond”
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,...
OHSU Library Hosts Visitors from Nihon Institute of Medical Science
This week, instructors and students from the Nihon Institute of Medical Science (NIMS) in Saitama, Japan visited OHSU Library to learn about health sciences education resources at our organization....
Historical Exhibit Gets Technology Boost
OHSU’s Historical Collections & Archives (HC&A) curates three or more exhibits each year in our dedicated space inside the BICC Library. This summer, our exhibit, Queering OHSU: Honoring...
New Oral Histories: Dr. Christina Milano and Dr. Daniel Dugi
This post comes from Meg Suhosky, Student Archives Assistant in the Historical Collections & Archives. The OHSU Transgender Health Program, or THP, was established in 2015 with a collaborative...
New exhibit on LGBTQ+ history at OHSU now on view
We are pleased to announce the opening of our Summer 2019 exhibit, Queering OHSU: Honoring Our LGBTQ+ History, curated by University Archivist Steve Duckworth. In this exhibit, we invite you to...
New exhibit on art and illustration, curated by John Esh, now on view
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...
Wednesday, April 24 at noon: Dr. Christin Hancock on the malarial treatment of syphilis in the twentieth century
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,...