Academic librarians now see research data and the accompanying need to manage them as a new objective for their services and partnerships, and Drexel Libraries staff are among them.
Photo: The Data Visualization Zone is available for faculty, staff and student exploration of data retrieval and visualization (Photo credit: Jaci Downs Photography)
In September, Drexel and its Libraries welcomed more than 3,200 (3,225 to be exact) new Dragons to campus - the largest incoming class in the University's history.
Photo: Libraries staff scoop "wooder ice" at the Library Learning Terrace for the Libraries' annual "wooder ice" event to welcome all Dragons back to campus.
This fall, a new art exhibition that explores the topic of migration will be on display in the W. W. Hagerty Library. The exhibit opens on October 10 and runs through December 2017.
The Drexel University Libraries is pleased to announce the theme for the 2017/2018 ScholarSip event series: Research Matters: Connecting Drexel to Global Scholarship.
As more and more researchers and students need to find and interpret data, the Libraries is expanding its data-related services to fully support the needs of the Drexel community.
The Drexel University Libraries and Westphal College of Media Arts & Design welcome an art exhibition on the topic of immigration and migration to campus this fall.
Check out Drexel Libraries' events and sessions or connect with researchers, students and other organizations across the globe through the official Open Access Week website.
