On Thursday, September 14th, I attended the opening reception of the Fall 2017 Archives and Special Collections exhibit at the William H. Hannon Library, “Tales of Mystery and Imagination.” 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.” This week, we are … Read more
Students, faculty, staff, and more occupied every available chair that was in the room; some had even conceded to sitting on the ground. Students leaned forward in their chairs, heads … Read more
The work of Adriaen Brouwer was virtually never signed and as a result a number of works attributed to the artist are sometimes uncertain or contested. For instance, The Smoker … Read more
We are delighted to welcome Jason Mitchell, our new Electronic Resources Assistant, to the William H. Hannon Library staff. We asked Jason to share some information about himself and his … 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.” Did you know that we … Read more
The Trump administration announced an executive order rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration policy established in 2012, a program that protected almost 800,000 undocumented children and young … Read more
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
The library is one of the first organizations to welcome students to campus because we love talking about our community’s resources. The staff of the William H. Hannon Library hosts … Read more
Members of the LMU Community: As professional librarians and student educators, we condemn the ideas propagated by white supremacists, Nazis and Nazi-sympathizers, and the various “alt-right” groups who participated in the Unite the Right march … Read more
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