New E-Resources: Fall 2025
For a complete list of all our online databases and e-resources, go to OneSearch, the library’s catalog. We’ll update this page as new resources are added to our collection. Girlhood: … Read more
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Discovering the Works of Robert Redford
Today’s post was put together by Chan Harris, library events manager. Actor, director, producer, Oscar-winner, BAFTA-winner, Golden Globe-winner, and co-founder of the Sundance Film Festival, Charles Robert Redford Jr. recently … Read more
New E-Resource: The Teaching Professor
The Teaching Professor is a digital newsletter and resource hub designed specifically for faculty, instructional designers, and academic leaders who are passionate about teaching and learning. It delivers weekly articles, … Read more
Ongoing Improvements to OneSearch
Today’s post was written by Steph Gritz, systems librarian, and Peter Rolla, head of cataloging and systems. On June 21, 2023 we migrated our online library catalog to a new … Read more
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
New E-Resources for Summer 2025
While many of our students are away from campus for the summer, we are busy adding new online resources to our collections. Here is a quick preview of some of … Read more
Exploring LMU Sports History in the University Archives
“We used to have a football team?” “Is it true the volleyball team once had a dog?” “How long has the hockey been a sport on campus?” Questions regarding campus … Read more
Shakespeare’s First Folio: What is it?
William Shakespeare’s First Folio, a copy of which is held in the William H. Hannon Library’s archives and special collections, is one of the most renowned and significant items in … Read more
Year in Review: Significant Acquisitions
For many years, the William H. Hannon Library’s special collections were affectionately called the university’s “attic.” We have worked to untangle inaccurate imagery that may arise from that term by … Read more
Year in Review: New Online Primary Sources
We strive to find and acquire resources that build a diverse, inclusive, and accessible collection. To keep our collections relevant as the university’s needs evolve, we continually evaluate and acquire … Read more
Year in Review: DEIA Digitization Grant
In 2023, the Bill Hannon Foundation invited the William H. Hannon Library to apply for a one-year, $150,000 digitization grant focused on telling diverse stories by digitizing and publishing online … Read more
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