Library News

Susan Clements, coordinator of community relations in the Castellani Art Museum, recently published My View: Yes, I Have Birds on the Brain in The Buffalo News.  read on →

Samantha Gust, the Library's head of acquisitions, interviewed debut novelist Naima Coster for the March 15, 2018, issue of Library Journal. You may read the interview here.Coster is the author of Halsey Street, which is in the Library's Recreational Reading Collection.  read on →

The Library is now often acquiring combos for the Recreational DVD collection. This means that you will more frequently check out a case that includes both a DVD disc and a Blu-ray disc. read on →

Dr. Steve Petersen, associate professor of philosophy, published Composition as Pattern in Philosophical Studies.  read on →

Dr. Rachael Rossi, adjunct professor in the Ph.D. program in leadership and policy, co-authored Passed to Fail? Predicting the College Enrollment of GED® Passers in Adult Education Quarterly with Dr. Corey Bower from University at Buffalo  read on →

Dr. Todd Inouye, assistant professor of management, co-authored How Does Agency Workforce Diversity Influence Federal R&D Funding of Minority and Women Technology Entrepreneurs? An Analysis of the SBIR and STTR Programs, 2001–2011 in Small Business Economics with Dr. Amol Joshi from Oregon... read on →

Dr. Virginia Glazier, assistant professor of biology, co-authored Transcription Factor Network Efficiency in the Regulation of Candida Albicans Biofilms: It is a Small World in Current Genetics with Dr. Damian Krysan from University of Iowa.  read on →

Dr. Talia Harmon, professor of criminology and criminal justice, co-authored Lethal Rejection: An Empirical Analysis of the Astonishing Plunge in Death Sentences in the United States From Their Post-Furman Peak in Albany Law Review with David McCord, professor of law at Drake University Law... read on →

Next week, NU Library is happy to once again host therapy dogs from Paws for Love (a program of the SPCA Serving Erie County) to help you de-stress during midterms. They’ll be in the Teachers' Studio on the 2nd floor of the Library. Let’s meet some of the dogs that you’ll be seeing.On Tuesday,... read on →

Dr. Victor Pimentel, assistant professor of management, published An Evaluation of the Bid Price and Nested Network Revenue Management Allocation Methods in Computers & Industrial Engineering with colleagues from Washington State University. read on →

Dr. Timothy Osberg, professor of psychology, published "College Alcohol Beliefs and Drinking Consequences: A Multiple Mediation Analysis of Norms, Expectancies, and Willingness to Experience Drinking Consequences" in Journal of American College Health with Niagara University alumna Amber Boyer.... read on →

Dr. Patricia Briscoe, assistant professor and coordinator for the Masters of Educational Leadership program in the College of Education at Niagara University in Toronto, Ontario, published Using a Critical Reflection Framework and Collaborative Inquiry to Improve Teaching Practice: An Action... read on →

Dr. Michael Barnwell, associate professor of philosophy, published Why Can’t the Devil Get a Second Chance? A Hidden Contradiction in Anselm’s Account of the Devil’s Fall in The Saint Anselm Journal. read on →

Dr. Craig Rivera and Dr. Timothy Lauger, associate professors of criminology & criminal justice, co-authored "Religiosity, Marijuana Use, and Binge Drinking: A Test of the Moral Community Hypothesis" in Sociology of Religion with Michael A Cretacci from Buffalo State College. Here is the... read on →

Niagara University Library is pleased to announce the hiring of Jaclyn McKewan as its Outreach Librarian.Jaclyn earned a bachelor of science in elementary education from SUNY Buffalo State in 2000. She then earned a master of library science from the University at Buffalo in 2004. Jaclyn most... read on →