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APIDA stands for Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American. It is an acronym used to refer to people of Asian, Pacific Islander, and South Asian descent who live in America. This term is often used to describe a diverse group of people who share similar experiences of living in America
April is Autism Acceptance Month, and the DePaul University Library has an online collection of library resources focusing on autism and resources authored by people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Let us clear up a few things about Autism. As a person close to Autism — I have a loved
The Voices of the African Diaspora is a collection of library resources that highlight the various cultures that cumulatively combine to be what we know as the African diaspora. Carter G. Woodson was a great man who started Black History Month, and it is important for us to know where
We are excited to introduce the Sullivan Graphic Novel Collection at the John T. Richardson Library. You might be wondering if this is the same graphic novel collection that you see already on the first floor of the library? The Sullivan Graphic Novel Collection was made possible by the generous
The BIPOC cataloging project has created our next Voices collection of library resources in honor of Pride Month, the LGBTQIA+ Voices Collection. The goals of the BIPOC cataloging project are to highlight marginalized voices, to promote the authority of lived experiences, and to improve access and aid in the discovery
College students often factor in textbook costs when selecting courses. High textbook prices create a financial barrier that can steer students away from enrolling in a course that may be of academic value in their degree area. Travis Eastham discussed the benefits of using course reserves in his blog post
In honor of Black History Month, the University Library is pleased to present the African American Voices Collection. We gathered over 1,000 resources created by authors who identify as African American for this collection as part of the BIPOC Cataloging Project. All too often African American history and culture is
The DePaul University Library would like to congratulate class of 2020 graduating students on all their hard work and success during these unique circumstances. The University Library, like many other departments, is heavily dependent on student staff to keep our operations running smoothly and provide the best possible service to