LMU students, faculty, and staff now have online access to past issues of The Times of India from 1838-2007, including news articles, photos, advertisements, classified ads, obituaries, cartoons, and more. The Times … 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
A three-year project to strategically withdraw library materials in order to make space for collection growth without compromising access to the scholarly record. The William H. Hannon Library’s Sustainable Collection … Read more
The William H. Hannon Library will be modifying our method for providing access to the Kanopy platform of streaming films starting December 21 (previously). We regret needing to take this … Read more
Need some additional inspiration for Halloween this year? Our library’s “Staff Picks” section on level 1 has you covered. There you will find hand-selected horror movies, children books, and scholarly … Read more
Imagine sitting in your house, cozy on the couch, watching a film. Maybe it’s a classic Hollywood film. Maybe it’s a foreign language film or a light, romantic comedy. Maybe … Read more
AP Stylebook Online is a searchable, customizable resource for writers and editors, by the Associated Press. It is updated throughout the year and includes Ask the Editor, Topical Guides and Pronunciation … Read more
“I heard that the library has textbooks that I can check out for a semester.” “How come you don’t have textbooks for every class?” “Aren’t professors supposed to put a … Read more
The South Asia Archive is an interdisciplinary archive containing a varied range of historical documents relating to the colonial and early post-colonial periods of India and the wider sub-continent. Curated … Read more
We’ve just added another film database to our collection of e-resources. Independent World Cinema: Classic and Contemporary Film by Alexander Street Press provides LMU students, faculty, and staff with access to 400 … Read more
In the last week of April 1818, John Keats published a new, long poem on a classical theme. Although Keats had been working on it for a year, he wasn’t … Read more