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Located in Santa Clarita, some 25 miles north of campus, the Packard Humanities Institute’s Stoa is a state-of the-art film storage and... more about A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the PHI STOA

This fall, more than 2,000 students engaged with UCLA Library during True Bruin Welcome, a weeklong celebration welcoming new transfer... more about A True Bruin Welcome

Dear Friends of the UCLA Library, As those of us who love UCLA Library know, research libraries have a profound responsibility to provide... more about Letter from the University Librarian - Winter 2022

Robert Gore, visual arts librarian at the UCLA Library, has established the Robert Gore and Mitchell Levin Endowment for Artists’ Books in... more about A Shared Love of Artists’ Books Inspires a Legacy

Building accessible collections that advance student and faculty research is core to UCLA Library’s mission. Equally important is training... more about Quarterly Workshop Series Fosters Student Confidence

As the co-owner of a company, Sue Fuhs became its COVID coordinator during the pandemic and persuaded employees to get vaccinated. There... more about Information Literacy Outreach Gets Boosted with New Grant

While studying an untitled text as part of UCLA’s “Encountering Arabic Manuscripts” course, doctoral student Brooke Baker found that it... more about Islamic Manuscripts Hold Hidden Pearls of Knowledge

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a new Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy that applies to proposals submitted on or... more about New NIH Requirements for Data Management and Sharing

Name, Major, Position Title My name is Taylor Sieverling, Biology major with minors in Public Affairs and Environmental Systems and Society... more about Meet Library Student Employee Taylor Sieverling

blog post by Maggie Tarmey, Library and Information ScienceProcessing Scholar Maggie Tarmey (he/they) is a current MLIS student focusing... more about Julie Dash: Forging Pathways for Black Women Filmmakers

Blog post by Bri McKennaPhD student in the UCLA Sociology Department and CFPRT Research Scholar Bri McKenna (she/they) is a PhD student in... more about The Rocky Road to the Present: Expansions and Limitations in LAUSD Special Education

This reading list highlights diasporic communities–large and small–around the world and our collections related to them. It features not... more about International and Area Studies Fall 2022 Reading List: Diasporas

Nicole Alvarado recently joined UCLA Library’s Preservation & Conservation department as Book and Paper Conservator. We asked Nicole a... more about Introducing Nicole Alvarado, Book and Paper Conservator

Kimi Taira recently joined UCLA Library’s Preservation & Conservation department as Postgraduate Preventative Conservator. We asked... more about Introducing Kimi Taira, Postgraduate Preventative Conservator

and Emily Gong What is The Carpentries? The Carpentries is a global community of instructors who teach workshops on essential coding and... more about The UCLA Carpentries community is looking to grow!

Sumin Kim recently joined UCLA Library’s East Asian Library as a Korea Foundation visiting librarian. We asked Sumin a few questions about... more about Introducing Sumin Kim, Korea Foundation Visiting Librarian

Anthony Sharp recently joined the UCLA Library as Music Metadata Specialist. We asked Anthony a few questions about himself and his... more about Introducing Anthony Sharp, Music Metadata Specialist

Blog post by Bri McKennaPhD student in the UCLA Sociology Department and CFPRT Research Scholar Bri McKenna (she/they) is a PhD student in... more about A Well-Intentioned Start: The Earliest Special Education Programs at LAUSD

Blog post by Maggie Tarmey, Library and Information ScienceProcessing Scholar Maggie Tarmey (he/they) is a current MLIS student focusing on... more about Larry Clark's Passing Through (1977): An International Sensation

Shelby Hallman recently joined the UCLA Library as Physical Sciences and Engineering Librarian. We asked Shelby a few questions about... more about Introducing Shelby Hallman, Physical Sciences and Engineering Librarian