William H. Hannon Library
Do you need help organizing your research? Join us for a workshop on Zotero, a free, open-source program for saving citations and creating bibliographies.
We are offering stipends to LMU faculty to review and teach with open educational resources (OER). OER provide zero-cost course materials to students.
A community-curated collection that documents the neighborhood lives of Palo Verde, La Loma, and Bishop over the course of the 20th century.
Join us on Nov. 17 to hear Nicolas Rosenthal, professor of history, discuss his recent publication, Painting Native America: Indigenous Artists in the Twentieth Century.
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Are you looking for a book or a film that your professor has put "on reserve"? Print Reserves are checked out at the Circulation Desk on Level 1 in the library. Electronic Reserves are located in your Brightspace course.
Adapters, calculators, cameras, chargers, headphones, keyboards, laptops, projectors, Wacom tablets... We even have a CD and cassette tape player for you analog types. Stop by our Circulation Desk on Level 1.
Need help with your research? Schedule an appointment online or in-person with one of our librarians. We can help you narrow down a topic, finding relevant sources, and go over the steps of a research project in-depth.
If we don't have the book or article you need, we may be able to get it from another library. Our LINK+ and ILLiad systems allow us to quickly borrow resources from other libraries in our area and across the U.S.