The 2016 U.S. presidential election highlighted the prevalence of “fake news” online. The responses from academics, journalists, and librarians are varied but generally coalesce around a few central themes, including the need … Read more
Last Monday night at 9 p.m. over 200 students excitedly waited for the plastic wrap to come off trays holding more than 900 delicious smelling homemade cookies baked and donated … Read more
We are delighted to welcome Ana Ortiz, our new Circulation Services Evening Supervisor, to the William H. Hannon Library staff. We asked Ana to share some information about herself and her … Read more
This series was made from posts written in 2016 and combined at a later date. Kwanzaa and Me: A Teacher’s Story Kwanzaa is often defined as “a secular festival observed … Read more
Librarians Glenn Johnson-Grau, Susan Gardner Archambault, Elisa Slater Acosta, and Lindsey McLean recently published an article in The Journal of Academic Librarianship entitled “Patience, persistence, and process: Embedding a campus-wide information … Read more
The Brill E-books and Brill E-journals collections add a number of titles in the Humanities and Social Sciences to our growing e-book collections. The five main subjects covered in this … Read more
We are delighted to welcome Aisha Conner-Gaten, our new Instructional Design Librarian, to the William H. Hannon Library staff. We asked Aisha to share some information about herself and her role here … Read more
We are delighted to welcome Jessea Young, our new Digital Library Program Assistant, to the William H. Hannon Library staff. We asked Jessea to share some information about herself and her role … Read more
Librarians Ray Andrade and Jamie Hazlitt were among the honorees for this year’s CSJ Center of Reconciliation and Justice Hidden Heroes award. Hidden Heroes recognizes individuals and groups who exemplify … Read more
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
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