News about library resources and services for DePaul University students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends
Did you know that September 27-October 3 is Banned Books Week? Banned Books Week is an annual event hosted by the American Library Association’s Office of Intellectual Freedom, who define the event as follows: Typically held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the value of free
This edition of the Full Text is brought to you by members of the DePaul University Library EDGE Team: Ryan Ayers, Douglas Cosey, Seamus Faulkner, Len Jensen, and Robbie Wilbur. They have been sharing their perspectives as first-year students and new users of DePaul University Library services in a series
This edition of the Full Text is brought to you by members of the DePaul University Library EDGE Team: Basil Beyreis-Heim, Giles Cibella, Molly Corrigan, Cai Reed, Cassandra Zamora. They have been sharing their perspectives as first-year students and new users of DePaul University Library services in a series of
Need a break from studying? During Brain Fuel Week (March 9-13), several departments at DePaul will offer events to de-stress, unwind, and stay healthy. The Library will be participating in the following Brain Fuel Week Events: Games, Puzzles, & Inspiration Lincoln Park and Loop Campus Libraries All Week Virtual Reality
Are you a first-year student who wants to show off your library research skills? If so, you should apply for the First-Year Writing Program Library Research Prize! The DePaul University Library is now accepting applications for the Library Research Prize in conjunction with the First-Year Program Writing Showcase. Current DePaul
Need a break from studying? During Brain Fuel Week (November 11-15), several departments at DePaul will offer events to de-stress, unwind, and stay healthy. The Library will be participating in the following Brain Fuel Week Events: Stress Re-DUCK-tion Lincoln Park and Loop Campus Libraries All Week Find a rubber duckie
Are you interested to learn about what you can do about human-caused climate change? Join us on October 30, 2019 from 6:00pm-7:30pm in the John T. Richardson Library for a DePaul faculty panel discussion of the book The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert. This year’s One Book, One Chicago selection
International Open Access Week begins October 21, 2019. What is it? During the last week of October, institutions and individuals use this opportunity to raise awareness of the issues surrounding the difficulties in accessing scholarly literature and resources, and to highlight various open access resources. Does DePaul University have any
While October may conjure up apples, pumpkins, and falling leaves for most people, October is also the month when archival organizations in the United States celebrate and promote their collections and services. DePaul University Special Collections and Archives (SPCA) is pleased to offer several events in October and we hope
This fall the DePaul University Library is pleased to welcome a new exhibit of works created by DePaul’s Department of Art, Media, and Design faculty. The exhibition located on the first floor of the John T. Richardson Library will be on view for the next three years at which time