Category: Resources

Collage of book covers featuring black speculative fiction

Celebrate Black History Month with Black Speculative Fiction!

Drop by the 1st floor of the John T. Richardson Library to browse our temporary collection highlighting Black speculative fiction – science fiction, fantasy, horror, and more from Black authors and featuring Black characters. Speculative fiction is known for its imaginative concepts, immersive worldbuilding, and reality-bending plotlines. We have a

How Generative AI is Impacting Scholarly Publishing from Peer Review to Content Creation

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

Explore the Frozen Continent at the Library

Bundle up for a selection of DePaul Library resources showcasing Antarctica! Our reading list includes historic accounts like Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s Alone: The Classic Polar Adventure and brand new publications like Colonialism and Antarctica: Attitudes, Logics, and Practices. Streaming films from our databases include the documentaries Shackleton’s Captain (2012)

Welcome to the DePaul University Library! Everything You Need to Know About Textbooks, Study Rooms, Hours and More

Welcome to the DePaul University Library! If you’re new to DePaul or just want a refresher on our services and resources, check out this short video for an introduction to the John T. Richardson Library in Lincoln Park and the Loop Library along with all the services we have to