Back in spring semester 2013, LMU Library News featured a series of posts celebrating Preservation Week. My contribution to the series discussed digital video preservation and cited the preparatory work involved in gearing up to digitize The Bill Rosendahl-Adelphia Communications … Read more
An important source for film history came more fully into focus when the collection guide for the John W. Boyle Film Stills and Photograph Collection (Collection 061, found in the … Read more
On Wednesday, August 21, 2013, we welcomed more than 150 students for library orientations. Between the Honors Summit and the International Student orientation, librarians conducted five sessions during the middle … Read more
This blog post was written in August 2013, and some details may have changed. Please contact Archives and Special Collections with any questions about this collection. The Digital Library Program … Read more
Librarians wear a lot of hats, but one little-known fact outside of librarianship is how much research and writing takes place in our profession. We’re delighted to announce that one … Read more
RIP, Huell Howser. Did you know that H.H. visited LMU in 1995 to visit our Werner von Boltenstern Postcard collection? We’re happy to share a teeny tiny part of his … Read more
This post contains highlights of the library’s collections by library staff and student employees. The Found series was initially posted as a series of short posts. Found: Diccionario de Aztequismos … Read more
This was originally multiple posts over the academic year 2011-2012, to celebrate the LMU Centennial. These posts have been combined here for easier readability. Read the first set of reviews … Read more
This post was originally multiple posts over the academic year 2011-2012, to celebrate the LMU Centennial. These posts have been combined here for easier readability.
What were we reading in 1911?
The William H. Hannon Library celebrates the LMU Centennial through books (we are after all librarians!).
The children’s literature portion of the Curriculum Materials Collection (CMC) is now available. The collection currently has over 5,000 children’s books for grades pre-K through 12, both fiction and nonfiction. … Read more
The library is pleased to announce two journals that are being published via our scholarship repository: Digital Commons at Loyola Marymount University and Loyola Law School. Cities and the Environment … Read more
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