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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 steady increase in awareness, adoption and creation of open educational resources (OERs) over the past decade demonstrates that faculty and administrators across the globe are concerned about the high cost of textbooks and course materials. Higher education institutions, as well as government organizations, not-for-profits and consortiums, report that OERs
Are you a first-year student who wants to show off your library research skills? If so, you should apply for the First-Year Writing Program Library Research Prize! The DePaul University Library is now accepting applications for the Library Research Prize in conjunction with the First-Year Program Writing Showcase. Current DePaul
National Catholic Sisters Week is celebrated March 8-14th, within the larger month-long spotlight of Women’s History Month, and kicked off by International Women’s Day on March 8th. A 2016 study found that most Americans report positive perceptions of women religious, and a greater number said that their work is
Regle et Constitutions Des Religieuses de l’Ordre de N. Dame du Mont-Carmel, selon la reformation de Saincte Therese. Pour les Monasteres de son Ordre en France. A Lyon Chez Jaques Gavdion En rue Merciere, 1626 SpC. 255.97106 D611r 1626 Bref Discours De L’Abnegation Interieure Par Monsiegneur le Cardinal de Berulle, Superieur general
New and updated resources have been added and are now available on the A-Z Databases & Resources list. Let us layout some of the highlights: For those of you with a competitive spirit, check out the Sports Market Analytics (SMA) database featuring searchable news and research on everything from sporting
February is Black History Month, and the DePaul University Library is excited to introduce new databases for researching African American history. These three new resources contain a wealth of primary source material that documents African American lives and experience. HistoryMakers Digital Archive These oral histories cover a broad scope of
Love Data This week, February 10-14, is Love Data Week 2020! There are many reasons to love data: at all scales, data can help us generate new insights about our lives and the world around us, identify social problems, make smarter business decisions, and more. Find Data Increasingly, we turn
The First Rainbow Coalition, a new documentary by filmmaker Ray Santisteban, focuses on the 1969 movement in Chicago where “activists from the Black Panthers, Young Lords, and Young Patriots united African Americans, Latinos, and poor whites to confront police brutality and unfair housing practices in one of America’s most segregated
We’re excited to introduce the newest members of the Library team. Please join us in welcoming our new staff to DePaul University. Audra Deemer has joined the library as our Acquisitions and E-Resources Librarian. She previously worked as a Development Administrator at Innogy Renewables US and as a Liaison and