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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.

Dr. John Bishop Memorial Visiting Scholar Fund (2022-23)
4/20/22
The Dr. John Bishop Memorial Visiting Scholar Fund award provides up to $2,000 for visiting scholars and graduate students.
UB Poetry Collection Awarded NEH Challenge Grant
4/19/22
These grants include support for work on a new museum at the University at Buffalo to house the world’s largest collection of materials by and about James Joyce.
Open Education Network Launches Manifold Pilot
4/13/22
The Open Education Network (OEN) has launched its Manifold Pilot, welcoming more than a dozen institutions and organizations to experiment with Manifold.
Summer Research Appointments Available
4/8/22
Law students, please consider signing up for a 20-minute appointment to speak with a reference librarian about the sources and strategies you should know about as you begin your summer internships or legal careers.
Understanding the War in Ukraine
4/7/22
UB humanities librarian Michael Kicey has curated a list of books focused on the circumstances that led to the war.
UB Libraries to Host Code4Lib 2022
3/11/22
Code4Lib is a volunteer-driven community of developers and technologists for libraries, museums, and archives
New tools, technology to help faculty teach anywhere
3/11/22
As hybrid teaching becomes the norm at universities, faculty are doing more to integrate online learning with on-campus instruction.
The wondrous world of Joyce
3/11/22
A trove of international literary treasure resides on the fourth floor of Capen Hall.
Announcing UB Libraries 2022 Student Poetry Competitions!
3/8/22
The University Libraries invites UB undergraduate and graduate students to participate in our annual poetry competitions.
Sylvia Beach’s Ulysses
3/3/22
The Poetry Collection is pleased to announce its new exhibition, “That all books might published be”: Sylvia Beach’s Ulysses.

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