Transforming Tradition: A Student Reflection
The following post was written by library student assistant, Danielle. Danielle is a senior screenwriting major. Working at the library comes with a few perks, one of which is getting … Read more
Exhibits
On Difficult Fairies
The following reflection was written by first year psychology major Bella Castro. Bella works as a library student assistant in the Outreach Department. One Friday afternoon, I had the opportunity … Read more
The Loyolan and Hannon Library Celebrate 100 Years of Student Journalism
This post was written by Kevin O’Keeffe, Assistant Director of Student Media at LMU, with additional contribution by Molly Box (’22), Centennial Editor of the Los Angeles Loyolan. What kind … Read more
Review of “Storm Cloud: Understanding Climate Change Conversations through Historical Sources”
Today’s post was written by library student assistant Kaylee Tokumi. On a warm Thursday afternoon, I had the opportunity to visit the “Storm Cloud: Understanding Climate Change Conversations through Historical … Read more
Citizen Journalism in Place: A Guest Exhibition
Today’s post was written by Matt Dewey, clinical assistant professor in communication studies at LMU’s College of Communication and Fine Arts. In spring 2021, students in professor Matt Dewey’s “Citizen … Read more
Exploring the Acropolis at the Library
Today’s reflection was written and shared with us by library outreach student assistant Vero Urubio. The pandemic presented several challenges to both faculty and students alike. For LMU’s Department of … Read more
Digging Up the Dry Truth: A Digital Exhibit
In Fall 2020, rhetorical arts students in professor Laura Poladian’s classes and librarian Rachel Wen-Paloutzian came together over Zoom to explore unique collections located in the William H. Hannon Library’s … Read more
Entre Dos Mundos: A Digital Exhibit in Collaboration with Rhetorical Arts Students (Venegas Family Papers)
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
Visualizing Literature, Featuring Frankenstein: It’s Alive!
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
Banned Books Week 2019: A Student’s Perspective
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
LMU Graduate Student on “Roughing It: How Mark Twain Made the West”
This exhibition is no longer on display at the William H. Hannon Library – this post is maintained for historical purposes. We asked Dominick Beaudine, LMU graduate student and the … Read more
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