DePaul University launched its “digital depository” program with a reception (and instructional session) on November 13, 2015. Guests including U.S. Superintendent of Documents Mary Alice Baish, Illinois Secretary of State (and State Librarian) Jesse White, and DePaul University President Dennis Holtschneider joined faculty, students, and FDLP colleagues from around the City of Chicago to highlight the value of government information in teaching, learning, and research across the curriculum, as well as the place of FDLP membership in the university’s community engagement agenda. In keeping with its focus on teaching (and timed to support final exams and papers), DePaul librarians and library staff opened the reception with an instructional session highlighting key government information resources. For more information on government information resources at DePaul, visit our research guides. For more highlights from the program, see the story on Newsline.