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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.

Welcome to UB Libraries!
8/21/23
The UB Libraries welcome all new and returning UB students to the fall 2023 semester.
First UB exhibit by new curator focuses on collaboration, artistic influence
8/18/23
Anna Wager joined the UB Art Galleries as its new curator and has been researching areas of the collection in preparation for an exhibition this summer.
UBIT computers from Lockwood 2N move to Silverman Library
8/1/23
The public computers that were located on Lockwood 2 North have recently moved to the third floor of Silverman Library.
New Tech, New Challenges, New Opportunities
7/20/23
UB’s Digital Scholarship Studio and Network hosted a roundtable discussion, bringing together over 50 participants from across the university to discuss the implications and applications of ChatGPT.
UB Librarian receives SUNYLA 2023 Mentor Award
7/18/23
Laura Taddeo is the winner of the 2023 SUNYLA Mentor Award.
Summer Reads!
7/14/23
Stop by Lockwood Library and browse our selection of Summer Reads!
Recentering Cultural Heritage with(in) the Community: The Haudenosaunee Archive, Resource and Knowledge Portal
7/10/23
Evviva Weinraub Lajoie, vice provost for libraries at University of Buffalo, joins Ithaka S+R for a virtual conversation.
Bethune – The Hidden History of Louise Blanchard Bethune
6/23/23
The University Libraries recently launched an exhibition celebrating the life and career of Louise Blanchard Bethune, America’s first professional female architect.
Living in a Digital World
6/23/23
Born digital items can include email, videos, digital photographs, music, social media posts, ebooks, and digital artwork.
Dismantling Disparities
6/21/23
To further develop an environment of equity and inclusion within the University Libraries, the Equity and Social Justice Advisory Group (ESJAG) was created.

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