William H. Hannon Library

LMU students perform dramatic readings of voices from the Black suffragist movement. This is part of the William H. Hannon Library's annual Women's Voices series.

Staying in this Halloween? Then lock your doors, grab your warmest blanket, and rewatch the virtual Haunting of Hannon Library with LMU College of Communication and Fine Arts. Just... don't turn on Zoom. https://youtu.be/c75rjd7YV3g

Join us Tuesday at 5p PT for an evening of Black suffragist voices. Our annual Women's Voices event will feature dramatic readings by theatre students of works by Sojourner Truth, Francis Ellen Watkins Harper, and more! http://ow.ly/RedC50C36zf

In 1 hour: There's nothing scary about being all alone in a dark library late at night. You should try it sometime. Don't worry, our host THE LIBRARIAN will be there waiting for you ...

Streaming tonight at 9p PT! Join us for our first-ever virtual Haunting of Hannon, with LMU College of Communication and Fine Arts live on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c75rjd7YV3g

Nina Lozano, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, discusses her recent publication, Not One More: Feminicidio on the Border.

As Halloween approaches and the veil between our worlds grows thin, the demonic elements of the library's digital collections are beginning to grow hungry. Join us for a virtual Haunting of Hannon this year! http://ow.ly/WqD550BQlg7

In two weeks, join us for a virtual discussion of "Belonging: A German Reckons with Home and History" by Nora Krug. The discussion will be lead by LMU's Dr. Elizabeth Drummond (History). http://ow.ly/7zVw50BK7kE

Fifth Law of Library Science: The library is a growing organism... and our library is hungry. http://ow.ly/UfVD50BMvdW

Next week! Join Nina Lozano, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, when she discusses her recent publication, "Not One More: Feminicido on the Border." http://ow.ly/KucD50BK7qp

"Entering the library profession means a lifetime of myth-busting." Dean Kris Brancolini discusses the invisible labor of library workers and the support we provide to our faculty and students. http://ow.ly/9frY50BEzFm

We made it! Thanks to you, we just raised $10,000 for the William H. Hannon Library! There are still 3 hours left in the LMU Day of Giving. Every dollar still counts and goes toward supporting student success. Give to what you love, and give to the library! (hopefully, those are one in the same ) #OneLMUDrive https://bit.ly/2ZoTnNk

We are almost there! A single donation of $250 will get us to our daily goal! Veronica ‘22: help us bring it home and tell us why we should give to Hannon Library. #OneLMUDrive https://bit.ly/2ZoTnNk