News about library resources and services for DePaul University students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends
With support from the Office of the Provost, the John T. Richardson Library will be open extended hours for midterms, beginning Tuesday, October 3. Please remember that, as is the case during extended hours during finals, access to the library is limited after 11:00 pm to those with a valid,
I first enjoyed Chris Ware’s comics in weekly installments, starting in 1992 in the free Chicago newspaper NewCity. Many of those early comics centered on the character Jimmy Corrigan, an awkward boy who longs for the father who abandoned him, and a superhero resembling a seedy version of Superman. What
Earlier this year, we announced plans to complete the third phase of the John T. Richardson Library renovation this fall, including the launch of new services in the Maker Hub, Studio 1581 digital media studios, and enhanced support for digital humanities and other forms of digital scholarship. On September 27th,
The DePaul University Library and the Writing Center invite you to celebrate your freedom to read during Banned Books Week! Every year, the American Library Association’s Office of Intellectual Freedom releases a list of the top ten most challenged books of the previous year. This year’s theme is “Words Have
Are you interested in determining the average age at which men versus women begin smoking? What if you need to know whether age at marriage differs between your region of the country and other regions, or about differences in political attitudes based on age, gender, education, race, or ethnicity? These
The beginning of DePaul’s school year offers an opportunity to reflect on access to learning and education. Traditional academic programs and classrooms are not available to everyone in society, particularly those in jails and prisons. Through mailed letters and correspondence with incarcerated people, DePaul University Special Collections and Archives receives