A new academic year is upon us, which for many signals the start of something new--new season, new classes, new challenges. In this issue of
In Circulation, we look at some of the changes the Libraries is introducing to inspire renewed engagement with information.
Notice anything different? Our newsletter has a fresh new look! One thing that hasn't changed is the Drexel Libraries' commitment to bringing you the latest news and updates about our work to support the Drexel community.
Shannon Sheridan joined the Drexel University Libraries in September to complete the second year of her fellowship with the National Library of Medicine. Shannon will serve as a liaison and data librarian through 2019.
There are a lot of misconceptions about the Drexel Libraries--like the library is quiet and boring. Not true, says Danuta A. Nitecki, PhD, in this interview with DrexelNow Staff Writer Beth Ann Downey. Here's what you need to know.
Stop by the Drexel Libraries for a quiet place to study during finals week. We'll also have coloring pages, brain teasers and a community jigsaw puzzle available to help you decompress after a long study session.
The Libraries will once again participate in Drexel's New Student Orientation Week, which starts the week before the fall term begins and includes plenty of activities to help incoming freshmen find their way around their new home on Drexel's campus.
Drexel students are invited to join the Libraries staff outside the Library Learning Terrace for good conversation and some of Philly's famous water ice (that's pronounced 'wooder ice' for you Philly newbs).
