Earlier this month, Dean Nitecki gave a keynote address on the role of the library in building community. Read about her observations and reflections that emerged from that experience.
The Philadelphia Section of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) recently donated a collection of its organizational records to the Drexel University Archives. The collection documents the group's history, as well as the history of the Drexel SWE student chapter and Drexel students' role in forming the national organization.
The Libraries' Communications Manager sat down with one of our newest team members to learn more about what she does -- and to debunk at least one myth about libraries.
Last month, Drexel Professor Caroline Schauer, offered “food for thought” on creating sustainable plastics out of food waste during the Libraries' winter ScholarSip event. Read a recap of the event and watch the recording to see what you missed.
The Learning Terrace is now open for Drexel students! The terrace was unavailable to students during the height of the pandemic and was repurposed for COVID-19 testing and vaccinations. We are excited to welcome our students back to this space!
Who's got 18,000 studies, 6 million variables, and teaching exercises on voting behavior in the 2020 election? ISPCR does! This virtual session will explore the vast range of datasets and tools available in the ICPSR repository.
Recognize Drexel's contributions to scholarship during the Office of the Provost and the Drexel Libraries' 11th annual Celebrating Drexel Authors event. This year, we recognize Drexel faculty, staff, and students who authored or edited books published in 2022.
Make plans to support Drexel Dragons (and the Drexel Libraries!) during 24 Hours of Impact, the University's annual Day of Giving, on Wednesday, May 10, 2023.
Attend the spring ScholarSip event featuring Professor Nathalie May, MD. Dr. May will lead a discussion on her research and expertise on climate change and sustainability, including her current work on the impacts of climate change on primary care utilization.
