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Today’s post was written by Ashley Freeman, a first-year environmental science major and library outreach student assistant.
“Chart Crimes: How to Catch Data Visualizations in the Act” was the William H. Library’s most recent workshop in its fall 2025 “Digital Citizenship” series. The workshop, held on Nov. 6 on Zoom, was hosted by three of LMU’s referen...
This month, we welcomed Sarah Parramore as the new associate dean for the William H. Hannon Library. In this role, Sarah participates in all aspects of library-wide planning, personnel management, plans for new services, assessment and evaluation, and oversight of daily library operations. Sarah comes to us from Occidental College, where she led both the teaching and learning...
For a complete list of all our online databases and e-resources, go to OneSearch, the library’s catalog. We’ll update this page as new resources are added to our collection.
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Today’s post was written by library student assistant Judite do Bem Sampaio. Judite is an international student from Portugal double-majoring in economics and entrepreneurship.
On October 16, 2025, the William H. Hannon Library hosted a workshop entitled “AI-Generated Tools for Academic Research: Featuring “Connected Papers.” The workshop showcased the w...
Today’s post was written by library student assistant Judite do Bem Sampaio. Judite is an international student from Portugal double-majoring in economics and entrepreneurship.
From the start, Joaquín Noguera’s passion for educational equity and his ability to tell stories filled the room with warmth and energy. He opened by sharing the Greek myth of Pro...
