About Hannon Library
The Hannon Library is integral to the success of all learners at Southern Oregon University. We advance information literacy and lifelong learning by teaching diverse learners to navigate and understand increasingly complex information environments. We embrace new information technologies and are committed to providing equitable access to extensive electronic and print collections. We commit to excellence in service, programming, and outreach that furthers intellectual growth.
Happy Birthday to…Us!
UncategorizedFree cake in the library! Also, happy 10th birthday Hannon Library! Enjoy a piece of birthday cake today, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (or until the cake lasts) in the library rotunda. Ten years ago, the SOU library was renovated and dedicated in the honor of the late Senator Lenn Hannon, giving us the beautiful […]
Extended Hours
Library NewsGot finals? Spend more time in the library during Quiet and Finals Weeks. With the end of the term approaching, we know it can feel like there isn’t enough time to get all your work done. Well, we can’t stop the clock, but we can give you more time. Starting Sunday, November 29 until the end […]
For the Love of Peanut Butter
Displays & ExhibitsWhether old or young, everyone can appreciate a great peanut butter sandwich. That’s why Hannon Library has provided a charming display case for Peanut Butter Lovers Month, located on the second floor, in the Children’s Collection of the library. Peanut butter was first patented in November 1895, by John Kellogg, an occasion that has been […]
Epic Nights @ the Library
Events & ProgramsAre finals taking their toll on you? Late night studying making you hungry? Then you’re in for a treat because the Event Planning Involvement Committee (EPIC) are bringing back the Epic Nights @ the Library: 8-11 PM Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights of Quiet Week Get some food for thought, and good luck with finals!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Displays & ExhibitsThe display All About Turkeys, located on the first floor in the Learning Commons, provides facts about the history of the turkey and how this now iconic bird has been integrated as a national symbol of Thanksgiving. This display also includes information about the annual presidential pardoning of the turkey, and visual guides of turkey distribution across […]
A Month for Music
Displays & ExhibitsThis display on National Drum Month recognizes percussionists’ unique sounds, which have provided rhythm and beats throughout music history. A collision of styles is found in this display, located on the third floor in the Taylor Mezzanine, exhibiting everything from jazz drumming, to the history of drumming. The display case is rhythmic and colorful, containing CD’s, books, […]
High-Five a Librarian Day!
Library NewsNovember 18 is the day to show librarians your appreciation. How many librarians can you high-five in a day?