What is Peer Review?
Question: What is peer review? How is that different from something that is “scholarly?” Answer: Watch the video below! Video Transcript Want to know more? We have an entire research guide … Read more
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LMU’s Original “Riot Grrrl”: Sister Raymunde McKay, RSHM
Today’s post was written by Librarian-in-Residence, Katherine Donaldson. Photo Description (above): Sister Raymunde McKay, LMU Historical Photograph Collection In celebration of this week’s Grrrls on Film festival and Women’s History … Read more
Library Intern Mayra Cortez Goes Book Hunting!
Today’s post was written by Mayra Cortez, our library intern in the Department of Archives & Special Collections. Mayra recently attended the 49th California International Antiquarian Book Fair in Pasadena. She is an … Read more
What’s Going On with Information Literacy at the William H. Hannon Library?
Today’s post was written by Lindsey McLean, Instructional Design Librarian. It originally appeared in the March 2016 issue of the Happenings @ Hannon. At the William H. Hannon Library, we are … Read more
A Perspective Within: A Curious Mind in the Archives
Today’s guest post is written by library student assistant Mario A. Gallardo. Mario works in our Archives and Special Collections department. Hello readers! My name is Mario A. Gallardo and … Read more
Welcome Associate Dean Jeff Gatten!
Please join us in welcoming our new Associate Dean, Jeff Gatten! Jeff comes to us from California Institute of the Arts where he has served as Dean of the Library and Information … Read more
Katherine Donaldson Named 2016 ALA Emerging Leader
Our very own Librarian-in-Residence, Katherine Donaldson, has been named a 2016 Emerging Leader by the American Library Association. The ALA Emerging Leaders Program, which began in 2006, is a leadership development … Read more
Getting Started with Digital Tools: Voyant and TimeMapper
This post is part of a series of blog posts published in 2015 on digital scholarship and digital humanities. Some information may be outdated, but is preserved online for historical/informational … Read more
Digital Humanities is Not Ones and Zeros
This post is part of a series of blog posts published in 2015 on digital scholarship and digital humanities. Some information may be outdated. Questions? Please reach out to us … Read more
What are Digital Scholarship and Digital Humanities?
This post is part of a series of blog posts published in 2015 on digital scholarship and digital humanities. Some information may be outdated. Questions? Please reach out to us … Read more
How do libraries help students with real-world challenges?
How do libraries help students with real-world challenges? Reference Librarian Alexander Justice recently caught up with Taylor Walker ’13 (current MBA student), on the day of an exciting Kickstarter launch … Read more