The Open and Affordable Textbook Initiative (OATI) is a William H. Hannon Library program designed to help LMU faculty identify, adopt, and create high-quality, accessible, and low- or no-cost course materials … Read more
We strive to maintain an inclusive environment where our students, faculty, and staff (including our own staff) are seen and respected. As academic library workers, our professional standards and ethics … Read more
It was the fall of 1998 and I was a first-year student at California State University, Northridge. Thanks to a federal work-study program at the Delmar T. Oviatt Library, I’d … Read more
Please join us in welcoming Samantha Blanco to the William H. Hannon Library! Samantha is our new reference and instruction assistant. In order to get to know Samantha a little … Read more
Today’s post was written by Programming and Exhibitions Librarian Rhonda Rosen. My interest in Yiddish literature began in 2005 while attending an American Library Association conference in Boston. I heard … Read more
In 1952, the British monthly film journal, Sight and Sound, published by the esteemed British Film Institute (BFI) had the novel idea of asking critics to name the greatest films … Read more
At the William H. Hannon Library, we’ve been fortunate to add student staff sponsored by the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) and the Mateo Ricci Program. Our latest … Read more
At the William H. Hannon Library, the Outreach Department consists of four full-time employees and six library student assistants. We recently sat down with one of our student employees, Catalina … Read more
It has been 13 years since the William H. Hannon Library first opened its doors to the campus. Having passed our first decennial milestone, we find ourselves asking: what needs … Read more
There is much we have learned while supporting student research in a hybrid environment these past two years. Although we have regained the ability to meet and teach our students … Read more
As students returned to on-campus instruction in the fall semester, we were able to welcome the community back into the library building for signature events. Over the course of the … Read more
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