With a long historic identify of being a “place,” today’s library faces challenges of relevancy in a hybrid world. This month, Dean Nitecki shares insights into the Drexel Libraries' own efforts to accommodate "the hybrid library."
Learn more about the cartoneras publishing movement through the Libraries’ latest exhibit, which features original, hand-made cardboard books created by Drexel students for their Spanish 410 course.
Six months after the University expanded its flexible work arrangement policy, the Libraries polled its staff to better understand their hybrid work experiences and their insights into WFH (working from home) vs. WFO (working from the office).
On March 14, 2022, Drexel Professor Sharrelle Barber gave a 'food for thought' discussion on her research on race and public health during the Libraries' winter ScholarSip event.
This new exhibit features handmade cardboard books created by students in winter term 2022 as part of the course Performing Spanish: Language Proficiency through the Arts (Spanish 410).
This webinar will explain how to interpret and apply the University’s record retention schedule, including how long different types of records should be kept and by whom.
Join Drexel Professor Lindsay Shea for the next 10th anniversary special edition ScholarSip event. Professor Shea will lead a discussion on her current work and research on autism spectrum disorder and social and health policies.
Join Drexel Professor Kristene Unsworth for this special edition 10th anniversary ScholarSip event. Professor Unsworth will discuss her research on information justice, the ethics of data access and the equitable use of information.
Recognize Drexel's 2021 book authors and editors during the Office of the Provost and the Drexel University Libraries’ 10th annual Celebrating Drexel Authors event.
Join Drexel Professor Jennifer Stanford for the next 10th anniversary ScholarSip event. Professor Stanford will talk about her research on approaches to teaching STEM content.
