Digital Commons: Serving LMU and Beyond the Bluff
October 23 – 29 is Open Access Week, an international event to educate the research community about the potential benefits of Open Access. Open Access is the free, immediate, and … Read more
Co-opting a Movement and Free Speech at LMU
On Thursday, October 19, 2017, several Rhetorical Arts sections gathered for a conversation about freedom of expression and civic discourse called “Eloquentia (Im)Perfecta- Social Justice and Free Speech.” While much … Read more
Indigenous Peoples Day in Los Angeles County
On October 9th, Los Angeles recognized its first Indigenous Peoples Day. This date is usually designated as Columbus Day, a holiday dedicated to a man historically credited with the “discovery” … Read more
Meet Daniel, Our New Head of Systems and Digital Initiatives
Daniel Draper is the new Head of Systems and Digital Initiatives for the William H. Hannon Library. He provides leadership and supervision to staff working on library systems support and … Read more
Banned Books Week: What You Missed
Students, faculty, staff, and even one campus visitor were all caught off guard as several of our LMU librarians and library staff read a notable banned book, I Am Jazz, … Read more
Portable Phone Chargers by OOMF
Do you need a portable phone charger for the next 24 hours? You can now check one out at the ITS Service Desk ! We are helping ITS pilot test OOMF … Read more
Haunting of Hannon V: Murders in the Rue Bibliothèque
The Haunting of Hannon is back for a fifth year in a row and once again the William H. Hannon Library is teaming up with LMU Theatre Arts students to … Read more
A Scholarly Conversation About Racism
Here at Loyola Marymount University, we continuously emphasize the importance students play in the scholarly conversation. As a student, your thoughts, writings, and eventual publications are part of an ongoing … Read more
Information Literacy and Social Justice at LMU
One of the primary objectives of academic librarians is to help students understand the complexities of the information ecosystem: its underlying structures, how it can be navigated, and how it … Read more
Special Collections in the Classroom
“We engage students in active learning with a wide variety of rare materials that spark their curiosity, foster attentiveness, develop critical thinking, and immerse them in experiences with the power … Read more
Preserving Campus Support for DACA Students
On September 5, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) would be rescinded. The decision has left many students in our community feeling vulnerable, afraid, … Read more
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