Jewish American Heritage Month is a month dedicated to celebrating the contributions Jewish Americans have made to America since they first arrived in New Amsterdam in 1654. According to the … Read more
The William H. Hannon Library recently acquired a collection of production material from the films “Hugo”, “The Aviator”, and “The Edge of Darkness.” Donated to the library from Tango Films, … Read more
Written by Collections Management Manager, Rose Mendoza. What happens when a library of approximately 500,000 materials must be transferred from one building to another, but the two buildings have different … Read more
We invite you to share your experiences with COVID-19 and to have that experience preserved in the University Archives at Loyola Marymount University. This is an uncertain and unique moment … Read more
Dylan Thomas said “A good poem is a contribution to reality. The world is never the same once a good poem has been added to it. A good poem helps … Read more
Rhonda Rosen is the media librarian at the William H. Hannon Library. She works with faculty, students, and staff to support their continuity of instruction through the utilization of media … Read more
Libraries have long served as public gathering places in which people freely discuss their varying viewpoints, challenge the status quo, and explore the historical archive in search of expanded knowledge … Read more
We are all casual users of photographic technology these days, thanks to our smart phones. A quick snap or vid and then upload to Instagram or TikTok, all good. Do … Read more
This post was written by Nataly Blas, Reference & Instruction Librarian for Business. Mintel Academic, a leading market intelligence agency, is now available at the William H. Hannon Library [MyLMU … Read more
The William H. Hannon Library’s Sustainable Collection Growth Project combines strategic deselection of our lowest-use library materials with continued access and preservation of the scholarly record through agreements with partner … Read more
“Slavery remains the original evil of our Republic. We lay this truth bare– in sorrowful apology and communal reckoning.” – Dr. John J. DeGioia, President of Georgetown University, addressing the … Read more