This fantastic resource is a comprehensive collection of book reviews that includes more than 5 million citations from reviews published in thousands of publications, including peer-reviewed journals, general interest publications, … Read more
This blog post was originally published in 2010. Details about this award may have changed, please see the library website for more information. Students: have you caught the research bug, … Read more
The story of the American West has exerted a powerful influence over the psyche of the modern world, helping to fashion senses of national identity as well as permeating literary … Read more
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American History in Video provides the largest and richest collection of video available online for the study of American history, with more than 6,000 titles. The collection allows students and … Read more
Review by Ken Simon, Reference Librarian at LMU This is one in a series of posts by university staff, including librarians, reviewing books in our collections. What have you done … Read more
With a new library comes new collections for our community, including the new Popular Reading Collection. The Popular Reading Collection (PRC) is a new collection for the William H. Hannon … Read more
Guest review by Carol Gilbert This is the first in a series of reviews by LMU staff, of books in the library’s collections. Written by Sandy Tolan, a journalist and … Read more
Attention music, dance, and theater fans! Before you click away because you aren’t interested in scholarly journals or academic indexes, take another look. Music Online is *not* your ordinary, run of the … Read more
This was part of a series of posts celebrating the construction of the William H. Hannon Library. From the outside, the new William H. Hannon Library is looking great and … Read more
This was part of a series of posts celebrating the move from the Von der Ahe Library to the William H. Hannon Library. Dean Kristine Brancolini with the first of … Read more