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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.”
UL staff and faculty identifying as Queer are invited to join in a Pride celebration hosted by two of your fellow Queer colleagues!
Bring your own t-shirt to tie-dye and rejoice in Pride with your community on June 27 from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at the tree deck behind the library. Then, wear your shirt to Acadiana Pride on Saturday for a Queer UL meetup following the parade at 10 a.m. at the Acadiana Pride main stage!
“Becoming Woman” is going to be a new added addition to our History Department in University Archives.
The collection includes vintage photographs taken in Crowley, Louisiana by Barnett Studio of Crowley, between 1910 and 1930, along with factual descriptions of what life was like for women during this time. All photographs were placed in Mylar to protect them from any potential damage.
Access full-text newspaper articles from ethnic and minority sources worldwide with Ethnic Sources from NewsBank.
As the 125th anniversary of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette draws to a close, the Dupré Library and the Special Collections department have showcased vintage university banners representing the years they were established.
The banners are displayed in the 1st floor stairwell and hallway of the library and in the Jefferson Caffrey Reading Room located on the 3rd floor.
