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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.

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.
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.
Enter the UB Libraries #shelfieselfie Contest!
2/19/16
Join the UB Libraries #shelfieselfie scavenger hunt on Twitter!
UB Libraries among handful of locations premiering ‘Native Voices’
2/11/16
The culture and healing traditions of Native Americans are on display at UB in “Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness."
Native Voices – interactive exhibit in HSL Lobby through March 16
2/11/16
The exhibition highlights Native peoples’ own voices as they speak about health and illness within their tribes, villages, and communities.
UB Libraries Goes GREENR
2/5/16
The UB Libraries recently added a new database to its collection with data and information resources related to energy, the environment, and natural resources.
Sight meets sound in new exhibit featuring renowned artist Susan Weil, works of author James Joyce
2/3/16
Time, motion and language will intersect in “Susan Weil’s James Joyce: Shut Your Eyes and See.”

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