This post was written by Eric Haruki Swanson and Rachel Wen-Paloutzian. The Buddhist tradition is multifaceted in its expressions and practices across the globe in historical and contemporary contexts. In … Read more
Today’s post was written by library student assistant, Brianna Hirami-Vermeer, MA ’23. As an English major at Loyola Marymount University, my work was highly intertwined with, and dependent on, the … Read more
This October, stop by the library to explore a new exhibition, “AfroLatines in Los Angeles: Unveiling Voices, Empowering Communities.” This exhibition not only marks the celebration of AfroLatinidad but also … Read more
The following post was written by Sina Zare, assistant professor of information systems and business analytics (LMU’s College of Business Administration). This exhibition is on display in the library’s level … Read more
Today’s post was written by Purandhya Sharma. Purandhya is a graduate assistant in the William H. Hannon Library’s Archives and Special Collections department. She is an international student from India, … Read more
Today’s post was written by library student assistant Lia Chen. Displayed on the first floor around the staircase of the William H. Hannon Library is an exhibit highlighting Angela Davis. … Read more
The following post was written by library student assistant, Danielle. Danielle is a senior screenwriting major. Working at the library comes with a few perks, one of which is getting … Read more
The following reflection was written by first year psychology major Bella Castro. Bella works as a library student assistant in the Outreach Department. One Friday afternoon, I had the opportunity … Read more
This post was written by Kevin O’Keeffe, Assistant Director of Student Media at LMU, with additional contribution by Molly Box (’22), Centennial Editor of the Los Angeles Loyolan. What kind … Read more
Today’s post was written by library student assistant Kaylee Tokumi. On a warm Thursday afternoon, I had the opportunity to visit the “Storm Cloud: Understanding Climate Change Conversations through Historical … Read more
Today’s post was written by Matt Dewey, clinical assistant professor in communication studies at LMU’s College of Communication and Fine Arts. In spring 2021, students in professor Matt Dewey’s “Citizen … Read more
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