Melted vinyl record resting on fire-damaged turn table

This blog series was written as part of the Historic Plastics Digital Collection, and brings together a variety of experts and enthusiasts to showcase the many ways in which the wide world of plastic interacts with, and informs, our daily life. You can learn more by visiting Hannon Library’s Southern Oregon Digital Archives. by E. Breck […]

Are looming deadlines and end of term assignments starting to pile up? Don’t stress, we’ve got your back! Hannon Library invites you to join us for the ultimate late night study session at the upcoming Long Night Against Procrastination (LNAP). Save the Date: Mark your calendars for the 2026 Winter LNAP, happening on Wednesday, February […]

On Thursday, January 22nd, 2026, Hannon Library is once again hosting an unforgettable Game Night! Whether you’re a fan of strategic board games or fast-paced card games, this is the perfect opportunity to kick back, relax, and enjoy a night of gaming with friends. What’s in Store for You? Discover Our New Game Collection: Our […]

Are looming deadlines and end of term assignments starting to pile up? Don’t stress, we’ve got your back! Hannon Library invites you to join us for the ultimate late night study session at the upcoming Long Night Against Procrastination (LNAP). Save the Date: Mark your calendars for the 2025 Fall LNAP, happening on Wednesday, November […]

Stack of games such as Candy Land, Clue, and Risk

Ready to shake up your midweek routine? Hannon Library is back with another epic Game Night, and you’re invited! Whether you’re a seasoned strategist, a card game enthusiast, or just in it for the snacks and good vibes, Game Night is the place to be this fall. Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025 Time: 6:00–9:00 PM […]

Intro page to ProQuest One Education database

ProQuest One Education If you use the Education Resource and Information Center (ERIC) database for your research, there are some important changes you should be aware of. Due to federal budget reallocations, the number of actively cataloged sources in ERIC will be reduced by roughly 45%. This means that many new education articles, books, and […]

Man with word "error" and zeroes and ones projected over his face.Photo by Jayson Hinrichsen on Unsplash

Have you ever wondered why facial recognition software fails more often to identify Black faces than white faces? Or if Google is really showing you the most relevant search results? We’ll take up these questions and more in LIS 360: Information and Oppression in the Digital World. We’ll identify how sexism, racism, and other forms […]

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