Join us and the 2018 Ernest Gaines Award for Literary Excellence recipient Ladee Hubbard as she presents for the 11th installment of the Gaines Lecture Series.
"Gaines: A Legacy of Excellence"
The event will be held in the Ernest J. Gaines Center on Oct. 13 at 6:30 p.m.
The upcycle table is back by popular demand until supplies run out. Oct. 2 - 30.
Stop by and check it out in the 1st floor hallway. You never know what you'll find.
Don't forget to pay it forward and donate what you don't need.
Learn how to collect, manage, and cite research sources using Zotero.
All students are welcome to attend this free workshop.
Tuesday, Oct. 10 at 11 a.m in Room 141.
This workshop is ASRE Approved for students participating in the ASRE Pathways program, to earn co-curricular credit.
A Disability Awareness Exhibition will be on display in the library during the month of October.
The exhibition is committed to spotlighting abilities, breaking down barriers and fostering a world where diversity is celebrated. Its mission is to redefine perspectives and challenge preconceived notions around disability.
Banned Books Week, Oct. 1-7, celebrates the freedom to read and spotlights current and historical attempts to censor books in libraries and schools.
View the Browsing Bookshelf on the 1st floor near the Reference Desk to explore some of the banned and challenged books in our collection.
Today we are highlighting Collection 165, Marie Theard Manuscript Collection.
Marie Theard was a Louisiana resident who had a passion for local music including both French and Creole music. This collection is made up of 95 songs. The songs are broken down into 6 parts; patriotic songs, songs often found in French collections, songs not generally included in French collections but heard in Louisiana, Acadian songs, Creole songs, and hymns and Christmas songs.
Today, we are highlighting local anniversaries, including the 20-year anniversary of our Cajun & Creole Music Collection (CCMC).
Created in 2003, the multi-media Cajun and Creole Music Collection has grown to include over 10,000 recordings of Louisiana sounds & rhythms, plus other music-related archival artifacts and collections. Join us in celebrating 20 years of services and support to preserve and promote the history, influences, and development of our unique musical cultures.
Today we are highlighting Collection 379, the Gerald J. Hubbell Collection.
September's Browsing Bookshelf is filled with books and guides to help you study, write and research better. Check out books, DVDs and other items to help you succeed in college.
Check it out on the 1st floor near the Reference Desk.
Today we are highlighting our U.S. Government Information section here in Special Collections, as well as, showcasing the University’s upcoming celebrations in honor of Constitution Day.
Constitution Day commemorates the formation and signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787. UL Lafayette and the Dupré library will be celebrating Constitution Day, Monday Sept. 18, 2023. The schedule of events are as follows:
