Christine L. Borgman Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Scholar of scientific data practices and information policy is the second UCLA IS faculty member to join over 14,500 members […]
Johanna Drucker
Johanna Drucker Elected a Member of the American Philosophical Society
UCLA’s retiring Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies serves on the Council of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences; chairs the Advisory Committee for the organization’s Humanities, Arts, and Cultures program.
Jesse Erickson: Time Traveling Scholar Reveals the Hidden Histories of Books
The Morgan Library’s Astor Curator of Printed Books & Bindings will present the 15th Annual Breslauer Lecture on Apr. 6
Johanna Drucker: The Memory Life of Material Things
Scholar of bibliography and author of “Inventing the Alphabet” showcases her talents as an essayist and painter on Substack.
Ellen Gruber Garvey to Deliver Annual Breslauer Lecture
Scholar of material history and its role in social and cultural life to share “Hidden Histories: African American and Women’s Rights Scrapbooks.”
Johanna Drucker: The Ethics of Aesthetics
Conversation with “Scientific Sense” includes the role of visualization in communicating the pandemic, supporting a return to hands-on learning.
Sam Regal: Presentations at ARLIS/NA Conference to View Art Libraries Through a Decolonial Lens
CalRBS program manager and MLIS student to share research on indigeneity and professionals’ shared vision of art libraries’ future.
Johanna Drucker Wins AIGA Steven Heller Award for Cultural Commentary
UCLA’s inaugural Breslauer Professor of Bibliography lauded for her work in the look of language and how it adds to its meaning.
Johanna Drucker Honored with the AIGA Steven Heller Prize for Cultural Commentary
UCLA Distinguished Professor of Information Studies Johanna Drucker has won the 2021 Steven Heller Award for Cultural Commentary from the […]
Johanna Drucker: New Book on Ilia Zdanevich a Biography Within a Biography
With two books out recently and a third one on the historiography of the alphabet due in March, Johanna Drucker […]
Stephen Tabor: Curator of Rare Books at the Huntington Library Shares Vision for the Future of the Field
As Curator of Rare Books at the Huntington Library, UCLA alumnus Stephen Tabor (’77, MLS) is in a unique position […]
Liza Mardoyan: MLIS Grad Finds Silver Linings, Salutes the Blue and Gold
Changing careers and deciding to pursue her MLIS with a specialization in Rare Books, Print and Visual Culture at UCLA’s […]
Johanna Drucker: Information Fields and the Pandemic
This past March, Johanna Drucker, the UCLA Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies, and Anna Chen, head librarian of UCLA’s William […]
Johanna Drucker: The Future of Special Collections Libraries
A daylong conference on “Sustaining Visions and Legacies: The Future of Special Collections Libraries,” will take place at UCLA’s William […]
Morgan Currie: IS Alumna Selected for Stanford Fellowship
IS alumna Morgan Currie (’13, MLIS; ’16, Ph.D., Information Studies) has been awarded a post-doctoral fellowship in the Digital Civil […]
Brandy Watts: Art and Science Merge in Book of Alain Liogier’s Field Photographs
Although many students in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies have had internship and job experience that often leads to prestigious […]
Robert Montoya: Ph.D. Candidate Honored with Litwin Books Award
Robert Montoya (’03, B.A. American Literature and Culture; ’15, MLIS) has been honored with the 2016 Litwin Books Award for […]
IS Celebrates New Home for Antique Printing Presses on UCLA Campus
Christine Curley, a first-year MLIS student, was once an art director for the “Silicon Valley Map” that provides a “Who’s […]
IS Celebrates New Home for Antique Printing Presses on UCLA Campus
Christine Curley, a first-year MLIS student, was once an art director for the “Silicon Valley Map” that provides a “Who’s […]