My role as serials and electronic resources librarian at the William H. Hannon Library extends beyond providing access to licensed content, to also sharing needed resources so that the team … Read more
Today’s post was written by Alexis Weiss, reference and instruction librarian for theology. Working in academia, publishing is an essential part of professional development and we have long relied on … Read more
Please join us in welcoming Neel Agrawal to the William H. Hannon Library! Neel is our new Digital Projects Librarian. Prior to coming to LMU in mid-November, Neel was at … Read more
Students at LMU do not simply attend library events: they create and participate in the development of them as well. In fact, members from across our campus community, including faculty … Read more
We recently welcomed three new full-time staff to the William H. Hannon Library team. As it happens, all of them are 2021 graduates of Loyola Marymount University! Circulation Evening Supervisor … Read more
On November 1, the William H. Hannon Library hosted a workshop to celebrate Día de los Muertos. In collaboration with Self Help Graphics, and sponsored by LMU’s Office of Diversity, … Read more
Today’s post was written by library student assistant Lia Chen. Our third Faculty Pub Night of the 2021-22 academic year featured the work of Rebecca Stephenson, professor in the LMU … Read more
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
Through our institutional repository and LMU Digital Collections, our students as well as scholars around the world can engage with other scholars’ research and the historical documents of our special … Read more
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
What is LibCal and what does it do? LibCal is the new study room reservation system, which allows you to reserve one of the 33 study rooms around the library … Read more
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