January 13, 2021

"Libraries remind us that truth isn't about who yells the loudest, but who has the right information. Because even as we're the most religious of people, America's innovative genius has always been preserved
because we also have a deep faith in facts."

— Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States

Happy New Year! This month, Dean Nitecki looks to the year ahead, reflecting on what the post-pandemic campus may look like and how the Libraries can help shape Drexel’s own post-pandemic “new normal."
Photo courtesy GBBN Insights
The Drexel Libraries is excited to welcome students, faculty, and staff to our physical (and virtual!) spaces for the winter 2021 term. Learn more about our new on-campus services, including scanning, mobile printing, and access to desktop computers.



Later this month, the Libraries will launch Wednesdays@Noon, a new webinar series that connects Drexel researchers, faculty, staff, and students with the Libraries’ expertise, tools, resources, and services.



In December, Drexel Professor Usama Bilal kicked off the 2020/2021 ScholarSip event series with a 'food for thought' session titled "Inequities as a Cause and a Consequence of COVID-19." Read a recap of the event or watch the recording via YouTube.



In Other News
Upcoming Events



In this webinar, learn tips and tricks for using the Libraries' new collections database that will get you to historical primary sources faster.



Get an introduction to intellectual property and permissions issues to guide you when working with primary source historical materials.


During this webinar, learn tips and tricks for getting the most out of your searching. (This webinar is being offered in conjunction with the College of Nursing and Health Professions.)





Want to get the most out of Google? Learn how to search for copyright-free images, explore a particular website for deep searching, find relevant open educational resources, and discover and locate Open Data sources using Google Dataset search.