UB Libraries in the News

The wondrous world of Joyce
3/11/22
A trove of international literary treasure resides on the fourth floor of Capen Hall.
New tools, technology to help faculty teach anywhere
3/11/22
As hybrid teaching becomes the norm at universities, faculty are doing more to integrate online learning with on-campus instruction.
UB exhibit on Attica uprising open to public
2/1/22
The University at Buffalo Department of Africana and American Studies and UB Libraries are hosting the exhibit, “Open Wounds: The Fifty-Year Legacy of the Attica Prison Uprising.”
Mellon grant to support creation of Haudenosaunee Archive and Resource Collection
11/12/21
The College of Arts and Sciences has received a $175,000 planning grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support development of a Haudenosaunee Archive and Resource Collection.
Robotic storage system planned for Libraries Annex
10/25/21
Robots are coming to the Libraries Annex.
Summer Hours: Pamela Rose, gardener extraordinaire
7/26/21
Gardening is like weaving a tapestry, says Rose, coordinator for web services and library promotion for the UB Libraries.
UB invites the entire world to experience its treasured James Joyce collection ahead of ‘Ulysses’ centennial
6/18/21
The collection also contains a complete set of first editions of Joyce’s books, including translations and a number of his magazine appearances.
UB unveils mural, plans for Joyce museum
6/18/21
On Monday, UB officially unveiled downtown Buffalo’s latest mural — a 36-foot-tall homage to renowned Irish author and poet James Joyce.
BLM campaign wins national, state advancement awards
6/17/21
A Student Life project designed to expand understanding of what it means to be Black in America has been recognized on the national and state levels.
Buffalo Celebrates Bloomsday With Joyce Mural
6/15/21
New York State's second largest city boasts the world's largest collection of Joyce materials, housed at the University at Buffalo.

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