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Host Erin Hartnett, Director of Advancement for University Libraries, has a lively conversation with James Maynard, Curator, and Alison Fraser, Assistant Curator, of UB’s Poetry Collection. We learn about how the James Joyce Collection came to be in Buffalo, events happening this year to celebrate 100 years of the publication of Ulysses, and future plans for a new James Joyce Museum in Buffalo.
A new exhibition, on the 3rd floor of Silverman Library, highlights the origins of one of Buffalo's most famous landmarks, the Richardson Olmsted Campus.