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James Maynard holds a 1939 drawing of Charles Abbott by artist and writer Wyndham Lewis in Special Collections.

James Maynard holds a 1939 drawing of Charles Abbott by artist and writer Wyndham Lewis in Special Collections.

Building the House of Poetry
6/27/25
This year, the Poetry Collection celebrates its 90th anniversary of preserving the art of modern and contemporary poetry.

Evviva Weinraub Lajoie elected to ARL Board of Directors
11/3/23
The vice provost for the Libraries will serve in this role for a two-year term, from 2024 to 2026.
The Federal Termination Era for Tribes, 1953-1970
11/2/23
The new display is located outside of the Charles B. Sears Law Library.
UB Poetry Collection hosts Ninth Victor E. Reichert Robert Frost Event
10/27/23
The Poetry Collection welcomed Andrew Marks as the featured speaker for the event.
Treats for your Research Tricks!
10/23/23
Stop by any of these three sessions being held on each UB campus this week and show us how you use the Libraries to conduct your research.
UB’s first shovel holds a century of memories
10/17/23
UB's over a century old “groundbreaking shovel,” — still sturdy for its age — remains the University Archives.
UB librarian Erin Rowley co-authors book on standards information literacy
10/13/23
The new publication, “Teaching and Collecting Technical Standards: A Handbook for Librarians and Educators,” is now available from Purdue University Press.
Banned Book Talk-“The Hate U Give” by Angie Thomas
10/6/23
Please join us to discuss the banned and challenged book by Angie Thomas.
UB Searching, the Libraries’ Scavenger Hunt is back!
10/3/23
This annual event offers a series of weekly challenges that encourage students to explore the UB Libraries’ physical and digital spaces.
UB Libraries celebrates Banned Books Week with a Read-Out and book talk
10/2/23
The UB Libraries is celebrating Banned Books Week with a Read-Out, where participants can read aloud from their favorite banned book.
Buffalo International Film Festival to feature renowned James Joyce scholar and Buffalo native
9/29/23
A short film celebrating Michael Groden will be among the screenings happening as part of the 2023 BIFF.

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