The William H. Hannon Library has become the first U.S. institution to join the Centre for Evidence Based Library & Information Practice (C-EBLIP) Research Network. Based out of the University of Saskatchewan’s University … Read more
This post was originally a series of features for Banned Books Week, which has been combined for easier readability. The House of the Spirits Initially banned because its explicit content … Read more
Photo Description (above): Scholars from the inaugural IRDL cohort in 2014 We are happy to announce that the William H. Hannon Library, in partnership with the San José State University Information … Read more
Librarian Melanie Hubbard and Associate Professor of English Dermot Ryan have recently published an article at The 18th Century Common about their work engaging students with the literature and culture … Read more
This summer, librarians at the William H. Hannon Library partnered with LMU’s Upward Bound program as part of their Summer Seminar, a six-week program for 13 seniors from Westchester Enriched Sciences … Read more
This summer, the William H. Hannon Library partnered with the School of Education to welcome three groups of community college students as part of the School’s Undergraduate Research Scholars Academy … Read more
We at the William H. Hannon Library are saddened and horrified by the hateful acts that took place in Orlando, Florida this past weekend. Yesterday, the LMU campus community held a memorial … Read more
LMU’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is designed to provide students with insight into the research process. Faculty mentors and librarians hold workshops and seminars throughout the summer to help SURP … Read more
Librarians Jamie Hazlitt and John Jackson have just published an article in Public Services Quarterly, a journal dedicated to public service issues in academic libraries. In their article, entitled “Faculty Pub Night … Read more
Reference & Instruction Librarian for Theology Desirae Zingarelli-Sweet recently published a review of Charles David Isbell’s How Jews and Christians Interpret Their Sacred Texts: A Study in Transvaluation (Resource Publications, 2014), which she describes … Read more
Congratulations to the winners of the 2016 Undergraduate Library Research Award! The grand prize of $1,000 was awarded to Dominic V. Budetti, for a work entitled “From Silver to Opium: A … Read more
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