The William H. Hannon Library is excited to announce the recent acquisition of Mango Languages, a leading language and culture learning resource, available online from anywhere, 24/7. Mango Languages enriches … Read more
The 89th Annual Academy Awards will happen this coming Sunday, so you only have a few days left to see all the films nominated for Best Picture. However, if you’ve … Read more
The power of Twitter has always included the ability to engage via the retweet and knowing that there are users out there just like you, trying to find the best … Read more
Susan Gardner Archambault, Head of Reference and Instruction, and Lindsey McLean, instructional designer at AbbVie, Inc. and former LMU Librarian, have been awarded the 2017 Association of College and Research … Read more
Twitter. Facebook. Instagram. Tumblr. All of these social media websites have become one-stop-shops for political rants and ramblings, as well as a bibliography of suspect links. By now, many of … Read more
We have a new and exciting resource to share here in the William H. Hannon Library. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Papers, 1912-1990 is an e-resource that is part of … Read more
When you see a photo on social media that makes you angry or pleased, do you take it at face value? Do you stop to verify where the photo came … Read more
Whether it’s a Library Ambassador welcoming people at library orientations and tours, a Graphic Design student creating an eye-catching poster, a Library Events Coordinator preparing a special event’s set up, or an Outreach Student … Read more
Have you ever found yourself lost in the controversies surrounding comments made daily by politicians? Ever wondered if the facts you have been retold by friends or family by politicians … Read more
Americans increasingly get news from social media sites. Facebook and Twitter function as news sources for over half of their users (Pew research study, 2015). For many of us — myself included … Read more
This exhibition is no longer on display at the William H. Hannon Library. This post has been preserved for historical purposes. Stop by level 3 of the library to explore … Read more
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