Sunrise at Tunnel View, Aaron Bachler
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, especially if you’re looking at the photography exhibit up on the third floor of the library. This exhibit from Southern Oregon University student Aaron Bachler features photos taken in California, Oregon, Arizon, Colorado, Utah, and Washington DC—on display now until the end of winter term.
The Watchman, Aaron Bachler
Aaron Bachler is a first-year student in the Master’s program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Along with his work as a student, Aaron also works at Hannon Library. In his free time, he loves to travel and photograph the places he visits. His favorite locations are America’s National Parks. In the past three years, he’s visited Zion, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, and Crater Lake National Park.
Evening Drive, Aaron Bachler
Aaron is a self-taught photographer. He credits much of his success to his wife, Kami, who is usually by his side when he travels. Though Aaron has featured his work at various art walks in his home state of Arizon, this has been the first public showing of his work in Oregon.
Learn more about Aaron Bachler’s photography at www.abachlerphoto.com
World Theatre Day
Library CollectionsMarch 27 is World Theatre Day, a day meant to commemorate all forms of theatre and to promote the value of theatre arts world-wide. Celebrate your play appreciation with these new additions to Hannon Library’s book collections:
Shakespeare in Cold War Europe: Conflict, Commemoration, Celebration
Erica Sheen, Isabel Karremann (Palgrave Macmillian, 2016)
PR3017 .S55 2016 (find this book at Hannon)
Stage-Play and Screen-Play: The Intermediality of Theatre and Cinema
Michael Ingham (Routledge, 2017)
PN1997.85. I545 2017 (find this book at Hannon)
Kabuki, a Mirror of Japan: Ten Plays That Offer a Glimpse Into Evolving Sensibilities
Matsui Kesako (Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture, 2016)
PN2924.5K3 M38130 2016 (find this book at Hannon)
Learn more about World Theatre Day by visiting the International Theatre Institute ITI website.
Music in the Library
Events & ProgramsThe More Fools Than Wise Madrigal Group, led by Pat O’Scannell, will perform Renaissance songs “Of Love and Grace” on Monday, April 10, 2017 from 1 PM to 2 PM in the library’s Rotunda. Come on by for this free musical performance.
Finals Week at Hannon
Events & ProgramsFinals week has descended upon us, so it’s time to push up our sleeves and dig in for that last stretch of effort. But hang in there, students. Spring Break will come before too long. Meanwhile, Hannon Library is here to help with some extra building hours:
Library Hours: March 19-25
Sunday, 11 AM-24 hours*
Monday, Open 24 hours*
Tuesday, Open 24 hours*
Wednesday, Closed at 2 AM*
Thursday, 8 AM-2AM*
Friday, 8 AM-5 PM
*closed at midnight to non-students
Some come to the library, settle in for the long haul, and show those nasty finals who’s boss. And we know how difficult it is to burn the midnight hour, so on 24-hour nights we’re serving up free coffee, tea, and snacks starting at midnight. Located in the rotunda, courtesy of the Friends of Hannon Library.
For the complete schedule of library hours, visit our website: Library Hours
Quiet Week
Events & Programs, Library ServicesCan you believe it? Winter term is drawing to a close, and Quiet Week is quickly approaching. But that’s okay because Hannon Library has your back. We’re extended our hours for Quiet Week so you can make the most of your time:
Library Hours: March 13-18
Sunday, 11 AM-11 PM
Monday, 8 AM-2 AM*
Tuesday, 8 AM-2 AM*
Wednesday, 8 AM-2 AM*
Thursday, 8 AM-2 AM*
Friday, 8 AM-11 PM
Saturday, 11 AM-11 PM
*closed at midnight to non-students
While you’re here, be sure to take advantage of the extras and perks being offered. On Tuesday, March 14, enjoy some free hot cocoa courtesy of the First Year Mentor Program, served 11 AM-1 PM in the library rotunda. On March 16-18, between 7 PM and 11 PM, free snacks will be provided by the Event Planning Involvement Committee (EPIC). And be sure to visit the Writing Center and Math & Science Labs, which are offering extra hours of tutoring services.
For the complete schedule of library hours, visit our website: Library Hours
Landscapes in the Library
Displays & ExhibitsSunrise at Tunnel View, Aaron Bachler
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, especially if you’re looking at the photography exhibit up on the third floor of the library. This exhibit from Southern Oregon University student Aaron Bachler features photos taken in California, Oregon, Arizon, Colorado, Utah, and Washington DC—on display now until the end of winter term.
The Watchman, Aaron Bachler
Aaron Bachler is a first-year student in the Master’s program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Along with his work as a student, Aaron also works at Hannon Library. In his free time, he loves to travel and photograph the places he visits. His favorite locations are America’s National Parks. In the past three years, he’s visited Zion, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, and Crater Lake National Park.
Evening Drive, Aaron Bachler
Aaron is a self-taught photographer. He credits much of his success to his wife, Kami, who is usually by his side when he travels. Though Aaron has featured his work at various art walks in his home state of Arizon, this has been the first public showing of his work in Oregon.
Learn more about Aaron Bachler’s photography at www.abachlerphoto.com