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.
The IHIP seeks to accumulate, archive, and amplify LMU stories that elevate awareness and promote proactive diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.
Interested in staying up-to-date with the latest new services, collections, and events happening at the William H. Hannon Library?
Join us for our 4th annual open house! This event is an opportunity for students to explore library spaces and meet library staff. We'll have food, games, and prizes.
Our second Faculty Pub Night of the 2022-23 season will feature Kristin Doidge talking about her recent book, "Nora Ephron: A Biography."
Our staff have pulled together some of their recommended books and e-books for learning more about Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.
"Difficult Fairies" showcases the various ways fairies have been used in three pivotal periods of English history (Tudor, Victorian, and Contemporary) to regulate or challenge concepts of femininity and gender.
Browzine is a journal discovery tool that helps you search or browse for the latest journals in your subject area, utilizing a visually engaging platform.