William H. Hannon Library
LMU’s campus library. Located next to the Hilton Center for Business.
1 LMU Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90045
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Building
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310.338.2788
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The library building is open 24 hours a day, 11 a.m. Sunday through midnight Friday. Saturday the library is open 11 a.m. - midnight. For exceptions, go to http://library.lmu.edu/hours
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Upcoming Events
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Recent Events
Touchdown in the Time of Discrimination...
11/17/2018Touchdown in the Time of Discrimination...
11/16/2018Library Holiday Children's Book Drive
11/15/2018Recent Activity
Cecilia Gonzalez-Andrieu left a positive review 1/21/2018
So wonderful to see the art and reflections of undergraduate students, a great way to see deep into this new generation. Thank you Hannon Library for putting this on.
Margaret Bove-LaMonica posted a photo 2/18/2016
William H. Hannon Library posted a photo 9/19/2014
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Sharon Elenbaas left a positive review 9/11/2018
I enjoyed my first Faculty Pub Night and plan to attend as many more as my schedule allows. Dr. Sanford certainly brought new knowledge to me and expanded my concerns for the difficulties in international law conflicts especially with respect to privacy. I've also posted the flyer on my office window in hopes that others will take advantage of these scholarly yet accessible events!