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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.

Poetics Plus: An Afternoon with Norma Cole
3/16/21
Cole will give a brief talk on and read from her translation of It Then.
“to be continued”: Anne Blonstein Symposium
3/11/21
The celebration of Blonstein’s life will be co-hosted by the Anne Blonstein Association and the Poetry Collection.
UB Libraries Celebrate Women’s History Month 2021
3/8/21
University Libraries present an assortment of titles to raise awareness of the achievements, contributions and significant impact women have had on history.
Silverman, Student Union exhibits promote BLM awareness
3/2/21
Exhibits designed to comfort students and expand understanding of what it means to be Black in America are now on display.
2021 Student Poetry Prizes
2/25/21
The University Libraries invite UB students to participate in our annual poetry competitions for undergraduate and graduate students.
Vanwesenbeeck and UB librarian Mike Kicey launch online research guide on anniversary of Zweig’s death
2/24/21
Vanwesenbeeck collaborated with Kicey to develop a new online research guide for Jewish-Austrian author Stefan Zweig (1881-1942).
Silverman Library Extends Hours
2/22/21
Beginning Monday, March 1, 2021, and continuing throughout the Spring semester, Silverman Library will now be open until midnight on weekdays and until 8pm on Saturdays.
Celebrating 175 Years of Medicine at UB
2/15/21
The guide includes sections on people, places, and resources.
Black Lives Matter Poster Project
2/12/21
The University Libraries is pleased to host the Black Lives Matter Poster Project, an exhibition located on the third floor of the Oscar A. Silverman Library.
Libraries introduce swipe card access, pick-up lockers
2/1/21
To protect the health and safety of the UB community during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Libraries are making several changes in response to feedback received from faculty, staff and students.

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