UB Libraries in the News

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!
A critic among the poets, Maynard named curator of Poetry Collection
11/7/16
After 15 years of working with and around poets in Buffalo, Maynard has finally earned his dream job, becoming the seventh curator of UB’s Poetry Collection.
Third floor of UB's Capen library set to reopen in fall 2016
7/7/16
UB students will get the opportunity to experience the newly-renovated Oscar A. Silverman Library on the third floor of Capen Hall this fall.
UB’s prized Dylan Thomas portraits restored after 60 years
7/7/16
To restore the historic paintings, the University Libraries embarked on a semester-long project.
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Everywhere
5/11/16
The UB libraries are awash with Shakespeare-related displays commemorating the 400th anniversary of his death this year.
UB Libraries among handful of locations premiering ‘Native Voices’
2/11/16
The culture and healing traditions of Native Americans are on display at UB in “Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness."

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