UB Libraries in the News

Archives recording student memories of COVID-19 for future scholars
4/27/20
The University Archives is working to record history, now of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Faculty find creative ways to teach amid distance learning
4/7/20
UB faculty members have developed innovative tools and turned to non-conventional methods to continue teaching their students.
Renowned literary editor Brigid Hughes to visit UB Libraries
11/4/19
Hughes will visit the UB Libraries to share her insight and experiences as a world-renowned literary editor.
Libraries to host civil rights film series
9/16/19
University Libraries will reflect on segregation, discrimination, immigration and interracial marriage in a civil rights-themed film series
Libraries unveil plans to reinvent Lockwood, Abbott and more
8/2/19
The master plan is aspirational and will guide short- and long-term library capital projects to transform the libraries.
Irish ambassador fulfills dream of visiting UB’s Joyce collection
7/15/19
Western New York has captured Daniel Mulhall's attention for decades, and his dream became a reality on July 11.
New UB library system to do away with most fines, quadruples loan periods
7/2/19
Goodbye fines for overdue library books!
Silverman Library earns LEED silver for sustainable design
6/6/19
The LEED designation also recognized the consolidation of services offered by the UB Office of Accessibility Resources into a new space on the ground floor of Capen Hall.
UB Libraries’ exhibit recalls history of civil rights activism on campus
1/30/19
The university will revisit this era through a new exhibit, “Revolution: Civil Rights at UB, 1960-75."
UB Libraries waiving fees on overdue books
11/21/17
The next few weeks may be your window to return that long-overdue library book!

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