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The Welcome Desk on the second floor of Silverman Library.

The Welcome Desk on the second floor of Silverman Library.

Silverman Library Welcome Desk Expands Hours and Services
9/1/25
This semester, the Welcome Desk will pilot expanded services and extended hours. The desk will be open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to midnight.

University at Buffalo Recruitment Brochures and Pamphlets collection
9/30/15
UB’s historic recruitment brochures are now being featured as a new digital collection just in time for the new school year!
Library Artifact: Robert Graves WWI Knapsack
9/29/15
The Poetry Collection is home to the World War I knapsack of poet and novelist Robert Graves.
An Evening with Irving Feldman, October 8th, 2015
9/29/15
An evening reception with UB’s and Buffalo’s most distinguished and renowned poet.
UB's Banned Books Week looks to recognize controversial works of literature
9/28/15
Denise Wolfe said one of the best advantages to living in the United States is that people can read what they want, when they want.
Science & Engineering Information Fair
9/25/15
Welcome to the new academic year and to a new, permanent home for the science and engineering librarians at UB and our book, journal, and reference collections.
Rediscovering Buffalo’s Polonia
9/21/15
University Libraries has hundreds of photographs, offering a unique glimpse of the individuals, churches, parish schools, and business establishments that were once part of Buffalo’s vibrant Polonia community.
A Passion for Collecting
9/15/15
Coins donated in 1935 to the UB Libraries Special Collections by Thomas B. Lockwood are part of a larger collection of rare books.
Opening 9/11: Robert De Niro, Sr. and Irving Feldman: Painter and Poet at UB in the Late 1960s, UB Anderson Gallery
9/11/15
Please join us for the Opening reception and a Poetry reading for the Painter and Poet at UB in the Late 1960s event.
Library Artifact: World War I Horse-Drawn British Ambulance
9/8/15
Dr. Evan Calkins, MD, donated this model of a World War I horse-drawn British ambulance, with soldiers, to the History of Medicine Collection.
Banned Books: Celebrate the Freedom to Read – 2015
8/31/15
The week highlights the value of free and open access to information and celebrates the freedom to seek and to express ideas.

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