William H. Hannon Library
LMU students, faculty, and staff now have expanded access to The New York Times, courtesy of the library. Activate your free access today!
Shakespeare’s First Folio is one of the most renowned and significant items in our collection. But what is it and how did we come by a copy?
Learn about the requirements and formatting necessary for submitting your thesis to the William H. Hannon Library. We'll break down the essentials for you.
Join us on Apr. 22 when Sean Dempsey (BCLA) will discuss his recent book, "City of Dignity: Christianity, Liberalism, and the Making of Global Los Angeles."
We are now accepting applications from current students for the 2025 Library Research Awards. Students could win up to $1000 for their class project!
The IRDL Scholars Speaker Series is designed to shine a spotlight on voices and ideas that challenge traditional ways of conducting research.
Did you know you can set up office hours with a research expert? Our librarians are available by appointment to help you with your information needs!
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In 2024, undergraduate Jocelyn Ann Thew won grand prize for her work "Speaking Into the Wind: The Impacts of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome."
In 2023, undergraduate Iliana Chen won grand prize for her work "Environmental Science Curriculum for Elementary Students in Bali."
In 2024, graduate student Sheeba Jacob won grand prize for her work "Middle School Teacher Perspectives on Creating Hope for their Students and Themselves."
In 2024, Jahnessa Chanontree, Katie Musfelt, Miranda Myers, and Linnea Trujillo won the group prize for their work on elementary students' learning and the COVID-19 pandemic.