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Lockwood Memorial Library Chairs turned into artwork.

Lockwood Memorial Library Chairs turned into artwork.

Lockwood's Retired Chairs Get a Second Act
9/3/26
In April 2026, UB students, faculty, staff and community members were invited to transform retired Lockwood chairs into original works of art, which are now on display today.

Haunted Practices: A Halloween History of Medicine Collection Tour
10/22/24
Enjoy a study break to celebrate the spooky holiday with a spine-tingling tour of the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection.
RIP: Rest in Poetry
10/22/24
Celebrate Halloween with the Poetry Collection as we unveil our enchanting new exhibit, The Language of Magic: Queer Occult Poetics.
Paws and Relax: Halloween Stress Relief Day
10/22/24
Take a break from the pressure of classes and assignments and join us in Silverman Library for a special stress relief event.
How to Live in a Van and Trespass Across America
10/16/24
Join us for a conversation with author and UB alum, Ken Ilgunas, on writing, advocacy and adventure.
Remembering Harvey Fineberg
10/15/24
Fineberg worked in the University Libraries for 44 years as a Library Clerk I.
The UB Searching Scavenger Hunt is Back!
10/7/24
The University Libraries’ scavenger hunt begins Oct. 21 and runs to Nov. 1.
Celebrating Global Ethics Day 2024
10/2/24
Global Ethics Day offers an opportunity to raise awareness about ethics in an increasingly interconnected world.
Carpenter elected as SUNYLA 1st Vice-President/President Elect
9/30/24
Carpenter will be responsible for coordinating all SUNYLA delegates and preparing the slate of candidates for the annual elections.
New Flexible Studio Spaces Coming to Silverman Library
9/30/24
The University Libraries will unveil two new flexible studio spaces on the second floor of Silverman Library to enhance collaboration and innovation at UB.
UB Libraries presents exhibit on San Francisco Renaissance, occult and emergence of queer identity
9/13/24
A new exhibit hosted by the UB Libraries Poetry Collection explores how the poets, artists and activists of the San Francisco Renaissance engaged with occult influences to create queer identity.

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