This post was written by Jeff Gatten, Associate Dean for the William H. Hannon Library. In February 2019, the William H. Hannon Library surveyed LMU undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty … Read more
The third Faculty Pub Night of the 2019-2020 season will feature Kris Brancolini, Dean of the William H. Hannon Library, and Marie Kennedy, Serials & Electronic Resources Librarian. Brancolini and Kennedy … Read more
Today’s post was written by America Negrete. America is a senior Marketing major with a strong interest in Accounting. She works at two separate departments in the library and loves … Read more
Today’s post was written by Marisa Ramirez, Archival Processing Assistant for the William H. Hannon Library’s Archives and Special Collections. If you have ever done research in the William H. … Read more
Today’s post is written by Glenn Johnson-Grau, Head of Acquisitions & Collection Development for the William H. Hannon Library. Netflix. Hulu. Amazon Prime. Disney+ (coming soon). Streaming video services for … Read more
Today’s post was written by Carol Raby, Library Events Manager. How is activism represented in children’s literature? To answer this question, we need to look no further than the William … Read more
In response to our Banned and Challenged Books Exhibit from September, senior graphic design students at Loyola Marymount University reimagined the original book cover art for selections from the American … Read more
We caught up recently with senior animation major Emily Rawson, who won the individual Grand Prize Undergraduate Research Library Award in May 2019 (previously). Her project “The Golem: An Exploration … Read more
The following blog post written by Courtney Harshbarger describes her summertime experience volunteering in the William H. Hannon Library’s Archives and Special Collections to conduct research on our incunabula. Incunabula … Read more
The following post was written by library student assistants America Negrete, Ally Scarpa, and Kaylee Tokumi. On Tuesday, October 2, 2019, the William H. Hannon Library held its second annual … Read more
The 2019 LMU Common Book is Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions, by Valeria Luiselli. Join us November 7 at 1 p.m. in Ahmanson Auditorium (Uhall … Read more