The University of Louisiana at Lafayette will close at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 10, and will remain closed on Wednesday, Sept. 11, because of Tropical Storm Francine. The campus expects to open at noon on Thursday, Sept. 12.
For the most up-to-date information regarding weather closures, visit the University's news page or the official University Facebook page, or call the University's information line at (337) 482-2222.
September is Suicide Prevention Month. Let us know what gets you through the day.
Stop by to post your thoughts on the Library Therapy Wall next to the 1st floor stairwell.
If you are concerned for yourself or someone else, there are FREE counseling services at the UL Lafayette Counseling & Testing Center in the Saucier Wellness Center. Visit OK Allen Hall or call (337) 482-6480.
The Library has received a trial to Infobase Films on Demand.
This database provides thousands of videos on a wide array of subjects including Business & Economics, Health Sciences and Nursing, Computer Science, Engineering and much more.
View the Master Academic Collection
The trial is set to expire on October 18, 2024.
Do you enjoy listening to podcasts? Are you interested in artificial intelligence and its potential use cases? If you said yes to either, check out this week's Listen with LOUIS podcast, Using Artificial Intelligence to create widgets with Olivia Peltier.
Here is a summary of this week's topic, provided by LOUIS:
The latest issue of Dupré Digest was emailed to subscribers on Friday, Aug. 2.
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Artstor, a digital image archive in the arts, architecture, humanities, and sciences, has migrated from its own site to JSTOR.
The change aims to bring Artstor's high-quality collections to a single platform and to add more tools for teaching and learning.
Learn more at the information page provided by JSTOR.
Have you explored our new Leisure Reading Collection on the 1st floor Browsing Bookshelf?
If you're looking for your next great read, check out our online AI powered Book Recommender tool! Enter your preferred genre, mood, story type, or a book/author you love, and get personalized recommendations from our Leisure Reading Collection.
The Nexis Uni database has a new look and feel with improved search tools and filters.
It also new features such as automated content summarization and interactive data visualizations like word clouds, graphs, and tables.
The Coronavirus Research Database from ProQuest is a free health and medical research database for openly available content related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Special Collection's LGBTQ+ Archive collections will be presented at tomorrow’s Acadiana Pride Festival in the History Department’s “Museum on the Move.”
