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This exhibition is no longer on display at the William H. Hannon Library – this post is maintained for historical purposes. We asked Dominick Beaudine, LMU graduate student and the … Read more
Beginning in Fall 2019, the desk formerly known as “Tech on 2” will now be known as the “ITS Service Desk.” This newly-imagined space is intended to be the primary … Read more
This month in Cleveland, Ohio, the 2019 conference of the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) will feature more than 500 programs about academic libraries. The conference theme, recasting … Read more
Chamero Mack was recently appointed to the role of Interlibrary Loan Supervisor at the William H. Hannon Library. The following was written by Rhonda Rosen, Circulation Services Librarian. Chamero Mack … Read more
Ashley Boykins is a senior art history major and German minor working at the William H. Hannon Library in the Department of Archives and Special Collections. We highlighted her back … Read more
Kelle Rose, Reference and Instruction Librarian for Theology, recently presented at SCIL Works 2019, an annual conference that offers librarians the opportunity to share their best practices, innovative pedagogy, and creative … Read more
This past year, the William H. Hannon Library’s Archives and Special Collections department received a donation from Robert Singleton, retired professor of economics at Loyola Marymount University. Entitled the “Robert … Read more
The following post was written by Kristine Brancolini, Dean of the Library. As many of our readers may know, Dr. Abbie Robinson-Armstrong, Vice President for Intercultural Affairs, will be retiring … Read more
Beginning in the Fall 2018 semester, the William H. Hannon Library will no longer charge fines on overdue books from our main stacks and basement collections. There are many reasons … Read more
This week we have reviewed how to protect, organize, document, and respect your data. But why is this all important? Yes, we here at William H. Hannon Library are concerned … Read more
Data is becoming a valued scholarly product instead of a byproduct of the research process. Federal funding agencies and publishers are encouraging, and sometimes requiring, researchers to share data that … Read more
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