by Pete Janny, Sports Editor Some may only recognize him as a man who works in the library. But to me and so many others, his presence was a blessing for all of us in pursuit of our various academic goals. The 2021-2022 academic year marks my senior year, and my first year without the heroic man in the library. For that reason, the start … Continue reading The Man Behind the Library
by Alexa Schmidt, A&E Editor & Managing Editor You may have noticed the art installation in O’Malley Library and wondered who made the sculptures, or where they came from. Ralph Bucci, F.S.C., who works in the Center for Career Development, is the face behind “Closed Vessels, Dolmens, -scapes,” which arrived on Oct. 5 and will remain on view until Thanksgiving. Carefully arranged on pedestals or shelves, … Continue reading Brother Ralph Bucci: “Closed Vessels, Dolmens, -scapes” Exhibit to Remain in O’Malley Library Until Thanksgiving
The O’Malley Library has recently updated its policies on group study rooms by keeping all doors unlocked and unregulated for unlimited student use. Last October, The Quadrangle reported on library policies that could potentially result in students being charged for failure to return keys after three hours of use, with a one-hour grace period. Since then, William Walters, executive director of the library, promised to … Continue reading New Library Policy Ends Study Room Reservations
