This week, we are taking a look at the first Jesuit emblem book, Veridicus Christianus (Antwerp, 1606), currently on display in our Archives and Special Collections gallery. This volume emphasizes the … Read more
This post is part of a series written by Alison Hobbs, curator of the 2017 Archives and Special Collections exhibition, Tales of Mystery and Imagination. In my first week as … Read more
This exhibition is no longer on display at the William H. Hannon Library – this post is maintained for historical purposes. The William H. Hannon Library, and Master of Arts … Read more
This exhibition is no longer on display at the William H. Hannon Library. This post has been preserved for historical purposes. Stop by level 3 of the library to explore … Read more
Today’s post is written by Reference & Instruction Librarian, Jennifer Masunaga. Did you know that the first Saturday of every May is Free Comic Book Day? This annual promotional event celebrates … Read more
For the past three years, our Archives & Special Collections staff have worked with William H. Hannon Library student workers to collaboratively create summer exhibits for the “From Their Perspective” … Read more
Today’s post was written by Desirae Zingarelli-Sweet, Reference & Instruction Librarian for Theology, and Cynthia Becht, Head of Archives & Special Collections. It originally appeared in the January 2016 issue of the Happenings … Read more
In January 2016, the library exhibited artwork created by LMU students enrolled in two Fall 2015 courses. The final projects for ART 303 (Experimental Typography) were on display on Level … Read more
This post was originally published as a seven-part series of posts, which has been combined here for readability. In celebration of Pope Francis’s visit to the U.S. from Monday, September … Read more
Editor’s note: This post was originally published on February 2, 2015, and is preserved online for historical/informational purposes. For update to date information about exhibits please visit our exhibitions page. … Read more
The following post was originally a multi-part post over Spring 2015, featuring parts of Lt. Bartlett’s diary and highlighting the Spring 2015 exhibit in Archives and Special Collections. For information about the current Archives and Special Collections exhibit, please visit the Archives and Special Collections department.
Photo Description (above): Frederick J. Bartlett’s Diary, courtesy of doyle.com/Full/643/844643.jpg [inactive]
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