The Linonia and Brothers (L&B) Room in Sterling Memorial Library has welcomed generations of Yale students to study, read, and relax. For nearly a century, it has been one of the most beloved spaces in this iconic building. Join Basie Gitlin ’10, who leads the Library’s development efforts and worked on the renovation, and his colleagues in the recently reopened room for an open house which will highlight some of the recent renovations including the refreshed book collection, restored original furniture, new decorative carpets, and stone fireplace with a full-scale reproduction of the 1926 painting Bibliothèque by Gerald Murphy (1912 B.A.) hung above it.