This exhibit explores how people live, play, and cook when the winter months are cold and snowy. Features books and information about nourishing meals for cold winter nights; hygge as a way of staying cozy and comfortable; relaxing pastimes; stories about yeti, the abominable snowman, and other cryptids; and more winter-focused themes!
- Hygge: Cozy and Comfortable (curated by Dulcie Vermillion, SSHEL)
- Cold Weather Cryptids (curated by Melanie Rusk, Oak Street Library)
- Fireside Reading: Selection of Scandinavian Literature (curated by Paula Carns and Karen Huck, Literatures and Languages Library)
- Warm Meals for Cold Weather (curated by Sam Ehlinger, Grainger Engineering Library)
- Cold Weather Dwellings in Scandinavia (curated by Emilee Mathews, Ricker Library of Architecture and Art)
- Campus in Winter (curated by Jameatris Rimkus, University Archives)
- Winter Hiking (curated by Jake MacGregor and Nancy O’Brien, Library HR and SSHEL)
- Winter Themes in Music (curated by Kirstin Johnson, Music and Performing Arts Library)
