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Each year, the DePaul University Library celebrates the research of first-year writing students through the Library Research Prize. This year, we are pleased to announce our two winners, Madison Mayes for the essay “The Fraught Field of Sensory Processing Disorder” and Faith Okorie for “Negotiating the Female Athlete Paradox: Femininity,
Generative artificial intelligence can be exciting, intriguing, and overwhelming all at once. To support students, faculty, and staff in navigating generative AI and its role in the information landscape, the DePaul University Library is pleased to announce the Generative Artificial Intelligence Research Guide, a new resource aligned with the principles
Punxsutawney Phil may have predicted six more weeks of winter, but that just means six more weeks of curling up inside with a good book! Join us for “Blind Date with a Book” on Thursday, February 12th, 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the John T. Richardson Library entrance and
Grace Sheahan is Health Sciences Librarian and a member of the DePaul Library’s AI Working Group. From Google’s AI Overviews to Nike’s Air sneakers, artificial intelligence has infiltrated countless industries, including scholarly publishing. Some academic publishers, such as Springer Nature, are actively incorporating AI in several aspects of their workflows including
While browsing our e-book collections, have you noticed a beta Research Assistant that suggests overviews and key takeaways for books and book chapters? Or a new search mode in our databases that attempts to form complex search strategies from your natural language queries? This summer, the DePaul University Library’s Artificial
Written by: Grace Spiewak and Sveta Stoytcheva Price Ever wonder which article about “Norse mythology” has been cited the most times or who the top researchers in “feline behavior” are? How about the number of articles published by DePaul faculty this year by subject area, or what datasets exist about
Each year, the DePaul University Library celebrates the research of first-year students through the Library Research Prize. This year, we congratulate our winner Olivia Hanif on the essay “Toxic Strength: The Hidden Cost of Militarized Masculinities.” The Library Research Prize is awarded to a First-Year Writing student whose researched essay
Blind Date with a Book and the Library go together like chocolate and Valentine’s Day. This Valentine’s Day, don’t miss out on the DePaul University Library’s annual Blind Date with a Book festivities! This year’s Blind Date with a Book event will take place on Friday, February 14 from 11AM
By Grace Spiewak and Julia Wollrab Each year, the DePaul University Library celebrates the research of first-year students through the Library Research Prize. This year, we congratulate our winner Liam Groah on the essay “Our Country’s Cross: The Danger of Christian Nationalism Dividing America.” The Library Research Prize is awarded
The start of the new school year is an exciting and invigorating time but also brings with it the stress of new classes and commitments. During stressful times, it is especially important to practice good mental wellness and find healthy ways to relax. To help with this, DePaul University librarians