Exhibits

In fall 2020, rhetorical arts students in professor Laura Poladian’s classes and Archives and Special Collections Instruction Librarian Rachel Wen-Paloutzian embarked on a journey of discovery that they had never … Read more

This post was written by Cynthia Becht, head of archives and special collections for the William H. Hannon Library. Becht works with ART 333 faculty each year to prepare students … Read more

In response to our Banned and Challenged Books Exhibit from September, senior graphic design students at Loyola Marymount University reimagined the original book cover art for selections from the American … Read more

Today’s posts was written by library student assistant, Kaylee Tokumi. Kaylee is a sophomore psychology major and English minor from Oahu, Hawaii. She loves creative writing and drawing. The following … Read more

We asked Dominick Beaudine, LMU graduate student and the curator of the Fall 2019 Archives & Special Collections exhibition, to share with us his thoughts on “Roughing It: How Mark … Read more

The William H. Hannon Library’s Fall 2019 exhibition from Archives and Special Collections is now on display in the Terrance L. Mahan, S.J. Gallery. “Roughing It: How Mark Twain Made … Read more

The William H. Hannon Library’s Spring 2019 exhibition from Archives and Special Collections will soon be on display in the Terrance L. Mahan, S.J. Gallery. “Making a Scene: The Process … Read more

Today’s post was written by library student assistant Karolina Garcia. Karolina is a junior screenwriting major from Los Angeles. She enjoys watching horror movies and surfing.  “The freedom to read … Read more

This post was written by Nina Keen, curator of our Fall 2018 exhibition. Keen is a graduate student in the Department of English at Loyola Marymount University. When asked what … Read more