News about library resources and services for DePaul University students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends
DePaul University Libraries’ Special Collections & Archives recently partnered with the Center for Latino Research (CLR) in the acquisition of two collections that are instrumental to telling the Puerto Rican experience. Both collections include valuable materials and interviews that were donated to CLR and have been deposited into Special Collections
Credo Reference is a full-text online collection of reference books including dictionaries, encyclopedias, quotation books and biographies. DePaul’s subscription to Credo Reference has been recently upgraded from 100 e-reference books to approximately 500 titles in an effort to increase online access to basic reference information. To find Credo Reference, search
Knowing what library users need and want, how they work, and how they expect the libraries to work is key to keeping resources and services current. Getting your feedback empowers us to make positive change, with initiatives such as: • Library renovation planning • Recreational reading collection • Graphic novel
Selected Works® allows faculty to create and manage their own publication pages, so more peers can find and cite your work. Online access to Selected Works® benefits faculty and school/departments who wish to showcase their research to a wider audience. Laura Hartman, Professor of Management in the College of Commerce,
Faculty going up for tenure and promotion need compelling evidence of the importance of journals in which they publish. The Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports® analyze citation data for objective critical evaluation of the research influence and impact of journals and categories of journals. This powerful tool carries a proportionate
The Library is working with Aaron Cohen Associates (ACA) to plan a redesign and reconfiguration of the John T. Richardson Library to better meet the needs of today’s students and faculty. Richardson Library opened nearly 20 years ago as a traditional, visually distinctive academic library with ample space for quiet
In 2009 DePaul University Library received over 400 responses to a survey sent to all full and part-time DePaul faculty. Results from the survey included praise for the strong service orientation of the library staff and recognition of good performance in delivering a variety of services to faculty and students
Recently, Kirk Shellko, a professor in the Department of Modern Languages, published his second work of fiction, Reign of Eros. Having hosted a reading for Shellko last winter when his first book, Antinomy: A Union of Mind, was published, we were pleased to feature him again for our Winter Quarter
Recognized as a key source for unique international marketing data, Passport GMID can also appeal across academic disciplines: management, communications, economics, social sciences, international studies, geography, environmental studies and public policy among others. DePaul Library has subscribed to this database from Euromonitor for several years but we only recently upgraded our
From the births of Vincent and Louise in the late 16th century, to their deaths in 1660, Europe made its way, through bitter religious, political and intellectual ferment, from the Protestant Reformation to the Age of Enlightenment. Fundamental developments included the Counter Reformation, the eclipse of the Catholic Church in