Rachel DerasThe media industry has been in constant flux for decades, moving from 16mm to VHS to DVD and now to streaming video! Media Librarian Rhonda Rosen knows that navigating our … 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
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
We are delighted to welcome Jessea Young, our new Digital Library Program Assistant, to the William H. Hannon Library staff. We asked Jessea to share some information about herself and her role … Read more
The following post was originally a multi-part post over Spring 2015, featuring parts of Lt. Bartlett’s diary and highlighting the Spring 2015 exhibit in Archives and Special Collections. For information about the current Archives and Special Collections exhibit, please visit the Archives and Special Collections department.
Photo Description (above): Frederick J. Bartlett’s Diary, courtesy of doyle.com/Full/643/844643.jpg [inactive]
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