Join the Friends of Hannon Library this Thursday at 5pm for the latest installment in the Speaker Series: Storytelling: Stepping from the Past to the Future with Indigenous Fantasy. Pre-Registration is required and can be done here. Valerie Janis, Ojibwe author and librarian, shares the creative process of entwining her traditional culture and the Ojibwe […]
A new deal negotiated by the Hannon Library will allow all students, staff, and faculty to access to the online version of the New York Times. Collection Development Librarian, Emily Miller-Francisco, negotiated the deal on behalf of the library. SOU’s institutional subscription includes the following: Unlimited access on NYTimes.com (There is no daily limit to the […]
The Hannon Library is celebrating and honoring six women from historically marginalized and underrepresented groups this Women’s History Month. These women have shaped the history books in myriad of ways––even if said books haven’t give them their due credit. A display in the library is featured until the end of the month, highlighting Ida B. […]
The Hannon Library is celebrating Open Education Week from March 7-11th, 2022. Educational and interactive activities related to open education will be available on the 1st floor of the library through the end of the month. In addition, Open Oregon has many events scheduled for March 7-11th, which can be viewed on the Oregon Statewide […]
A new electronic community library board has been established near the entrance of the Hannon Library for use by student and other on-campus groups. Those interested in displaying their graphics for upcoming events may fill out the form here. The graphic must be size 1920×850, or it will not be accepted. Questions can be directed to Promotion, […]