RIP, Huell Howser. Did you know that H.H. visited LMU in 1995 to visit our Werner von Boltenstern Postcard collection? We’re happy to share a teeny tiny part of his … Read more
How would you describe your research habits? What do you find difficult about research? Does the following infographic describe you? The data in this infographic comes from Project Information Literacy’s … Read more
This post contains highlights of the library’s collections by library staff and student employees. The Found series was initially posted as a series of short posts. Found: Diccionario de Aztequismos … Read more
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 7th Annual Undergraduate Library Research Award! Winner ($1000 prize) Owens Valley on Tap – Early Los Angeles and the Quest to … Read more
The William H. Hannon Library would like to congratulate Michael Mandrinkian, the winner of the Bellarmine Forum Undergraduate Research Award for his project called The Lost Text: A History of … Read more
This was originally multiple posts over the academic year 2011-2012, to celebrate the LMU Centennial. These posts have been combined here for easier readability. Read the first set of reviews … Read more
This student employee feature was posted in February 2011, and some details of library services may have changed. Please contact a librarian or stop by any desk in the library … Read more
In 2009, President Obama issued a presidential proclamation declaring October, National Information Literacy Awareness Month, calling upon all Americans to recognize that “the ability to seek, find, and decipher information … Read more
The staff and administration of the William H. Hannon Library offer their sincere condolences to the family of Margaret Tante Burk, who passed away on October 6. Margaret was an … Read more
This post was originally multiple posts over the academic year 2011-2012, to celebrate the LMU Centennial. These posts have been combined here for easier readability.
What were we reading in 1911?
The William H. Hannon Library celebrates the LMU Centennial through books (we are after all librarians!).
This post was originally several posts and has been condensed into one post for easier readability. Exterior of Saint George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. Photo by Michael Madrinkian. The library … Read more
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