News about library resources and services for DePaul University students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends
The DePaul University Library is celebrating Pride Month by highlighting several of our LGBTQIA+-focused resources throughout the month of June. Selected by our library staff, the following resources are available to students, faculty, and university staff year-round. For help navigating these resources or with any specific research needs, please reach
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
Stop by the John T. Richardson Library’s 2nd Floor poetry display this month to browse new and classic books of poetry from our collection. Wherever I’m At and City of the Big Shoulders are two anthologies of collected work by Chicago poets and artists “with a range of style and complexity that
The John T. Richardson Library and the Loop Library will be closed from Friday, 4/18 through Sunday, 4/20, as the University is officially closed for Good Friday and the Easter Holiday. Both library locations will reopen with regular hours on Monday, 4/21. To continue your research online even while the Library
“Women are powerful and dangerous.” Audre Lorde stands, glasses in hand, next to a chalkboard with this message scrawled across it. It’s a befitting photo for a self-described “black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet.” Lorde was also an essayist, autobiographer, feminist, activist, and librarian. An inspiration to librarians for decades, it
Throughout the month of March, stop by the John T. Richardson Library to browse books and vinyl that explore the sounds and stories of jazz. A new display on the 1st floor highlights jazz biographies, new jazz releases on vinyl, and recent publications about the history and future of jazz
Did you know that the DePaul University Library has video game consoles you can check out? While you may have read about our PlayStation 5s in the DePaulia, the library also offers older “classic” consoles and games to play on them, too. Our classic consoles include PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation
Notice something different about Academic Search Complete, APA PsycInfo, Business Source Ultimate, and our other EBSCO databases? The EBSCO databases have a redesigned user interface which gives you new, intuitive ways to search, refine and share your search results, and get help. Create a search EBSCO databases now offer predictive
Vinyl is back at the Richardson Library! Hear how your favorite artists sound on vinyl or discover new music when you browse our record collection on the 2nd floor of the John T. Richardson Library. We’ve recently added pop albums from a variety of genres, along with musicals, jazz, Chicago
As jury and finals season approaches, music students at DePaul begin to choose their repertoire to study. Whether this entails learning a new concerto or finding a work to analyze for a theory course, there is an innumerable body of work to choose from. Much of the work that ends