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Each year, we look back on some of the most important projects we’ve pursued at the DePaul University Library, and some of the most significant contributions we’ve made to the strategic goals of the university and the day-to-day concerns of our community. As we look back on the completion of
In 2016, the DePaul University Library recruited its first “Wikipedian-in-Residence” (WiR), Cassandra DellaCorte, to promote the presence of our special collections on one of the most-visited sites on the World Wide Web, to improve and enhance the content of Wikipedia articles with a connection to DePaul collections and academic programs,
The third phase of the John T. Richardson Library renovation extended the open-plan computing of the Information Commons to the second floor of the Library to include the CoRE (Collaborative Research Environment), with Mac and Windows workstations powerful enough to handle CPU-intensive applications used in digital mapping, text and data
Earlier this year, we announced plans to complete the third phase of the John T. Richardson Library renovation this fall, including the launch of new services in the Maker Hub, Studio 1581 digital media studios, and enhanced support for digital humanities and other forms of digital scholarship. On September 27th,
One of the goals of DePaul University’s strategic plan, Vision 2018, is to “Deepen the University’s Distinctive Connection with the Global City of Chicago,” and one of the major initiatives the library has undertaken in support of this goal is its contribution to Chicago Collections. A recent story in Newsline