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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.

Law library welcomes its first law practice technologist
1/30/24
Latasha R. Towles joined the law library last summer as the law library’s first dedicated law practice technologist.
Announcing UB Libraries 2024 Poetry Competitions!
1/23/24
Let your poetic voice be heard in the University Libraries Poetry Competitions!
Journey of Discovery Undergraduate Research Contest
1/23/24
The UB Libraries would like to know about your Journey of Discovery.
University Libraries Announces New Databases
1/17/24
We are pleased to announce the addition of three new databases now available to UB faculty, students, and staff.
Donation of Graycliff items expands UB’s Frank Lloyd Wright collection
1/3/24
The Martin House in Buffalo's historic Parkside neighborhood was completed in 1905, early in Wright's career, and he called it his “opus.”
Praxeda Fronczak: A Red-Cross Nurse in Poland (1919-1921)
12/21/23
A new exhibition in Abbott Library, Praxeda Fronczak: A Red-Cross Nurse in Poland (1919-1921), highlights the journey of Buffalo-based, Polish American Red Cross nurse Praxeda I. Fronczak.
Graycliff Conservancy donates Frank Lloyd Wright material to UB, University Archives
12/19/23
A donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy Board of Directors will add to the Frank Lloyd Wright collection.
Rare books offer rare opportunity for UB art students
12/19/23
UB Libraries’ Special Collections provides UB students the opportunity to learn about the history of Western typography.
Winter Reads
12/11/23
As the semester draws to a close and the winter months approach, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a good book.
Story of UB benefactor’s encounter with Lincoln lived on
12/6/23
There’s an amusing little story buried in the University Archives about one of UB’s most prominent historical figures and his tie to Abraham Lincoln.

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