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As phase one of the John T. Richardson Library renovation wraps up in September, the noise of the construction will fade, but preparations for the second and third phases will only just be beginning. During the second phase, the Library’s first floor will be transformed into an information commons with
New faculty are tangled in many threads at a new institution. For professors who have not studied or taught in a 10-week quarter system, the pace can seem overwhelming. The DePaul Libraries are well aware of the complications and are here to help. Many faculty are concerned first and foremost
Whether teaching an occasional course at DePaul while working full time in another profession, carrying a full load of nine courses per academic year, or spreading the course load among several Chicago area universities, adjunct faculty face a unique set of challenges in using the libraries at DePaul. In addition
If you’ve visited the John T. Richardson Library this summer you probably noticed construction workers in the building and perhaps even heard a bit of occasional noise as they went about their work. The initial phase of the Library’s previously announced renovation is reaching its completion as summer winds down