News — UCLA’S William Andrews Clark Memorial Library reopens

With renewed vigor, UCLA’S William Andrews Clark Memorial Library reopens The building was closed for two years for seismic retrofitting and renovations Reed Hutchinson/UCLA The reopened UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library has undergone an extensive seismic retrofit and brought into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. UCLA’s William Andrews Clark Memorial Library is ready for the future. The archival and architectural treasure is home to the university’s renowned collection of rare books and manuscripts from England’s Tudor period through the 18th century, including the world’s largest repository of materials related to Oscar Wilde. After being closed for more...