Skepticism (Not Cynicism): Navigating Knowledge in a Time of Uncertainty – DePaul Library Co-hosts the 24th Annual Information Literacy Summit

In partnership with the College of DuPage, and with support from the RAILS grant for Continuing Education, the DePaul University Library co-hosted the 26th annual Information Literacy Summit on May 1, 2026, at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn. The summit brought together an in-person audience of over 120

New Consoles, Controllers, Cameras, and More Coming Soon to the Loanable Technology Collection

The DePaul University Library is updating our Loanable Technology Collection! As we prepare to add new equipment, review and repair the current collection, and update check-out procedures, we’d like to share these updates: Starting June 22nd, long-term loanable technology and accessories, such as video game consoles and cameras, will be

Art of The Chicago Seed: A Look at Chicago’s Counterculture of the 1960s and 70s

Earlier this spring, I curated an exhibit as part of my Ellin M. Kelly Internship in Special Collections and Archives highlighting local, underground newspapers from our collections.  This post focuses on the artwork of the The Chicago Seed, which is available for research in our Reading Room. With popping colors, swirling

Congratulations to the 2026 Library Research Prize Winners, Madison Mayes and Faith Okorie!

Each year, the DePaul University Library celebrates the research of first-year writing students through the Library Research Prize. This year, we are pleased to announce our two winners, Madison Mayes for the essay “The Fraught Field of Sensory Processing Disorder” and Faith Okorie for “Negotiating the Female Athlete Paradox: Femininity,