Read/Watch Recommendations for Pride Month
Happy Pride! Are you looking for a new book to read or film to watch this month? Eavan Davis, circulation account services supervisor, has pulled together six recommendations from our … Read more
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Workers, Weavers, and Warnings: What 19th-Century Protests Tells Us About AI
[After finding that the “self destruct cancellation’ button is out of order] “Fuck! Even in the future nothing works!” – Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis, Spaceballs, 1987) Today’s post was written … Read more
Megan Bauerle: Assistant for the OER for Social Justice Project
Today’s post is written by Megan Bauerle (she/her), OER for Social Justice project assistant. This spring, I joined the William H. Hannon Library at Loyola Marymount University as an assistant … Read more
Student Worker Chat: Marlon Emprechtinger
Today’s post was written by Kayla Banks, receiving assistant for the William H. Hannon Library and former LMU undergrad. Recently, I sat down to have a chat with Marlon Emprechtinger, … Read more
Student Worker Chat: Sameha Hasan
Today’s post was written by Kayla Banks, receiving assistant for the William H. Hannon Library and former LMU undergrad. Recently, I sat down to have a chat with Sameha Hasan, … Read more
Featured Resource: Women and Social Movements Development and the Global South 1919-2019
LMU students, faculty, and staff now have access to a new database that contains a century’s worth of information on women-led activism and efforts towards gender equality in socio-economic opportunities … Read more
Ruha Benjamin Reading List (Bellarmine Forum 2024)
In preparation for Ruha Benjamin’s visit to Loyola Marymount University as part of the 2024 Bellarmine Forum on September 26, Nicole Murph, reference and instruction librarian, has compiled the following … Read more
Summer at Hannon: Updates from Around the Library
The campus may feel slower during the summer months — with fewer students around and many of our faculty away during intersession — but here at the library, we used … Read more
Exploring the Works of Donald Sutherland
The world of film and television lost an icon with the recent passing of Donald McNichol Sutherland, the Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA-winning actor. At 88 years old, just shy … Read more
The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store: A Review
“The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store” by James McBride is a current bestseller and favorite of many book groups. The novel is a unique blend of literary fiction, historical fiction, … Read more
Picked Like a Rose: Silent Film Actresses
This summer, we are hosting a new exhibit, curated by Programming and Exhibitions Librarian Rhonda Rosen, “Picked Like a Rose: Silent Film Actresses.” Inspired by the song “Clara Bow” on … Read more
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