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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.

With thanks to Pamela Gearhart
5/12/16
When violinist, conductor, and former UB faculty member Pamela Gearhart died in 2014, she left a generous endowment to the University at Buffalo Music Library in her will.
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Everywhere
5/11/16
The UB libraries are awash with Shakespeare-related displays commemorating the 400th anniversary of his death this year.
Stress Relief Days in Lockwood!
4/22/16
UB students can take a break and relax between end-of-semester study sessions during Stress Relief Days in the UB Libraries.
Shakespeare Read-A-Thon
4/14/16
Join us on Thursday, April 21 for a Shakespeare Read-A-Thon in the Lockwood lobby.
William Shakespeare Exhibit in the Music Library
4/6/16
The Music Library is displaying an exhibit as one of a number of exhibits throughout the University Libraries commemorating the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare.
The Third Victor E. Reichert Robert Frost Event
4/6/16
Featuring a lecture by Donald Sheehy, Professor of English at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and co-editor of The Letters of Robert Frost.
Enter the Big Idea Contest!
3/1/16
Do you have a Big Idea? It can be anything, from a business venture, to an innovative product, to a community development plan.
Meet the Author: Mary Malloy
3/1/16
Join us for a lively and informative discussion as Mary Malloy tackles this question during an informal brown bag session sponsored by the UB Libraries.
Robert Bertholf, 1940-2016
2/25/16
The Poetry Collection mourns the loss of its longtime curator Robert J. Bertholf, who died February 19 at his home in Austin, Texas.
Sustainability Books available in Lockwood Library!
2/23/16
The UB Libraries will have sustainability themed books available for check out from the 2nd floor of Lockwood Memorial Library from February through March.

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