Happy New Year from the Drexel Libraries! Dean Nitecki rings in 2022 with a look at some of the challenges faced and initial progress made toward delivering programs and services that support the University’s mission and initiatives.
In December, Prof. Montalto shared his research on sustainability and climate change for a virtual and in-person audience. The fall eventnot only marked the 10th anniversary year of ScholarSip, but it also marked the return to limited in-person gatherings due to COVID-19 -- a much welcome experience missed for over a year!
The Libraries is launching a new Open Access (OA) fund as part of its efforts to support OA publishing at Drexel. The fund will help subsidize the fees Drexel scholars must pay to publish in OA journals.
The Libraries’ annual report captures events, programs, and activities that occurred during the last year at the Drexel Libraries. Explore the report online and find out about our work to support the University’s missions and ambitions.
The Drexel University Libraries & University Archives join WKDU in celebrating 50 years on the air as Drexel’s student-run radio station in this exhibit of artifacts, photographs and documents from the station’s decades of broadcasting.
This webinar will introduce the basic principles of records management, including the records life cycle, the Records Management Policy’s purpose and scope, the different types of records, and other key concepts.
Professor Allen-Handy will lead a discussion on her current work and research on race and education. This session is part of the Libraries' ScholarSip 10th anniversary celebration.
During this 30-minute webinar, expert librarian Kathleen Turner will share tips for using the PsycINFO database to effectively search for literature on behavioral health, mental health care, substance use disorders, and all other aspects of psychology.
