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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.

UB Libraries to Host Code4Lib 2022
3/11/22
Code4Lib is a volunteer-driven community of developers and technologists for libraries, museums, and archives
The wondrous world of Joyce
3/11/22
A trove of international literary treasure resides on the fourth floor of Capen Hall.
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.
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.
Charges for Lost Library Materials to be Reinstated
2/22/22
Beginning March 1, 2022, the University Libraries will reinstate charges for lost library materials.
Celebrating Michael Groden: A Public Tribute
2/15/22
Remembrances of and tributes to Michael Groden and his legacy by colleagues and former students.
Recognizing Women’s Right to Vote in New York State
2/8/22
This exhibition charts the development and evolution of the Women’s Suffrage movement in New York State.
UB Libraries Celebrate Black History Month
2/3/22
In honor of Black History Month, the University Libraries present a selection of fiction and non-fiction titles in the lobby of Lockwood Library celebrating the achievements and significant impact African Americans have had on our country and culture.
Librarians in the LaunchPad
1/3/22
Blackstone LaunchPad, the University at Buffalo’s entrepreneurial hub, supports our students in developing their ideas, pursuing their passions and commercializing their research.

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