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Suppose you’re about to write a research paper on the topic of time travel. You’re free to take it anywhere you like—your only constraints are time, and your willingness to explore different sources of information and ideas. So what exactly would you write about? Your most immediate thoughts may associate
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
Are you looking for sources to support your research passions this Winter Quarter? You may be familiar with well-loved article databases like Academic Search Complete, APA PsycInfo and JSTOR. But if you’re hoping for a new match, try one of these library databases: Social Science Premium Collection Looking for the
Update: At this time, all blind date books have been checked out; thank you for participating! Have you ever gone on a blind date? How about a blind date with a book? This year for Valentine’s Day, the DePaul University Library is hosting a Blind Date With a Book display
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
While you’re baking, crafting, or taking a much needed break this December, enjoy the sounds of Christmas with the DePaul University Library’s streaming media resources. Academic Video Online delivers more than 67,000 videos spanning a wide range of subjects, including Christmas! Veni Domine: Advent & Christmas at the Sistine Chapel
A handy new LibrarySearch feature is now available to help you find materials more easily. The “Map It” feature provides a detailed snapshot of where items are found in the DePaul University Library. When a search is entered using the search box on the Library homepage, the results now include
Hi! I am trying to find sources on Chicago accents and dialects for my linguistics class. I am making a film project about the neighborhood of Pilsen in Chicago and looking for archival images from the 1960’s – 1980’s, especially of the protests and activism happening during that time. Hello!
Interested in gender studies? Want to learn more about international activism in support of LGBTQ+ rights? Curious about the changing definition of obscenity through history? If so, then DePaul’s newly acquired Archives of Sexuality and Gender is what you’ve been looking for! We are happy to announce that the DePaul
The BIPOC Cataloging Project has created our next author collection of library resources in honor of Disability Pride Month, the Disabled and Neurodiverse Authors 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