December 16 marks 250 years since the birth of Jane Austen, one of the English language’s most celebrated writers.

After six months away, Liz has returned to UB with renewed energy and a deeper understanding of the role librarians play in producing high-quality systematic and scoping reviews.

Starting Nov. 19, we are rolling out a series of passive programs—simple, low-stress activities open during all library hours and designed to help you recharge at your own pace.

Wolfe, known for The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test and The Right Stuff, explores social class, money and power in New York City during the decadent 1980s.

VALs play an essential role in the UB Libraries, offering fresh ideas, specialized knowledge, and much-needed support for project-based initiatives throughout the libraries.

After more than three decades of making life easier for students, faculty and colleagues, Colello-Klubek is retiring from the Libraries.

Swinford works to create an approachable space where students and researchers can discover the rich stories preserved in UB's Special Collections.

When it came time to highlight Susan's many memorable years at UB, we decided that only Susan could best tell her story.