UB Libraries in the News

The Martin House in Buffalo's historic Parkside neighborhood was completed in 1905, early in Wright's career, and he called it his “opus.”

A major donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy Board of Directors will add to the university’s already extensive Frank Lloyd Wright collection.

UB Libraries’ Special Collections provides UB students the opportunity to learn about the history of Western typography.

There’s an amusing little story buried in the University Archives about one of UB’s most prominent historical figures and his tie to Abraham Lincoln.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, in association with the UB Libraries, will present the exhibit “Thought-Built: The Imperial Hotel at 100.”

The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) elected its 2024 Board of Directors on October 18 during the Fall 2023 Association Meeting.

UB's over a century old “groundbreaking shovel,” — still sturdy for its age — remains the University Archives.

The UB Libraries is celebrating Banned Books Week with a Read-Out, where participants can read aloud from their favorite banned book.

A short film celebrating Michael Groden, the late Buffalo native and renowned James Joyce scholar, will be among the screenings happening as part of the 2023 BIFF.

The University at Buffalo Libraries, led by co-PI Jake Carslon, will now join RADS for phase one of this new cycle.