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Welcome back to This Week in Reference! Here are some of the more intriguing topics that our Reference Librarians helped students and faculty research recently. Consequentialist ethics and bankruptcy in business Patient-centered nursing care for African American patients Locating conferences in the areas of design, design thinking, and human-computer interaction
While library buildings remain closed at this time, our e-books, articles, streaming video, and other digital resources are here to save the day! Can’t find what you’re looking for? Don’t know how to begin? Come
Are you using our Ask a Librarian service? We can help you conquer information overload, support your papers with reliable facts, evidence, and analysis, learn new research skills, and find the most useful information quickly and easily. Here are some of the intriguing topics we helped with recently: Gambling theory
During these unprecedented times, we hope your passion for learning gives you a sense of purpose and direction. When you need to find sources for a research paper, presentation, or project, we are here to help; just click the green Chat Now button on our website! Here are a few
We are inspired by DePaul students and faculty who continue to pursue their research interests and discover new ideas, even as we confront disruption and uncertainty during current events. We miss seeing you in the library, but it is encouraging to know that from couches, kitchen tables, and makeshift desks,
What do Montessori schools and options trading have in common? They were both topics of research in the library last week! Other topics coming to us recently: digital animation in the ‘90s human resources and the restaurant industry Universal healthcare Ottoman fountains in Jerusalem annual budget of Yellowstone Park women
The wind off the lake is freezing, it gets dark at 4:00pm and you’re wearing three sweaters. Winter in Chicago is rough, but it can also be the best time of year to fall down the rabbit hole of all-consuming research. If you need a push in the right direction,
E-Commerce, Ancient Dance, and the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 As the temperature outside begins to drop, library research is heating up! We’ve been getting a wide variety of interesting research questions at the library this month. Some of the topics that our Research Librarians and Peer Research Tutors helped
Final exams are in full swing and we’re here to help you finish the winter quarter with a bang. While you’re preparing for tests and projects, remember the John T. Richardson Library will be open overnight during finals. Spring is just around the corner and while we’re excited about the
Does winter have you feeling blue? Here’s your reminder that spring is right around the corner! At the Research Help Desk, we’ve been shaking off the winter blues by helping our patrons with their enlightening research questions. Here’s a look at some of the research topics that came across the