What do information and umbrellas have in common? As I discovered after a stranger walked off with my most prized umbrella two times in the past month, both umbrellas and information are often seen as an entitlement that is free for the taking.
Photo: Sarah Stilwell Weber's cover illustration for the
October 9, 1909
Saturday Evening Post
University Libraries Enriches Drexel's Global Research Experience
The Drexel Libraries offers numerous resources and services to support the University's global initiatives for students, faculty and staff. Liaison Librarian Janice Masud-Paul provides tips on how to take advantage of these resources before, during and after a trip abroad.
Photo: Janice Masud-Paul, Liaison Librarian, recently
traveled to The Gambia and Senegal as part of
Drexel's Global Health Module. She took advantage
of the Libraries' resources before, during and after
her trip.
A Q/A with Abby Adamczyk: Using Bibliometrics to Evaluate Scholarly Research
Analyzing the quality of research is important for students and researchers alike. Bibliometrics are one way to measure the impact of scholarly research.
Photo: Content archived in iDEA, Drexel's digital
repository, is now discoverable through even more
websites thanks to the work of the Libraries' Data
& Digital Stewardship Division.
