Library Therapy Wall -- April
World Autism Day is April 2. Each person is unique and special in their own way.
What makes you feel special or stand out from others? Let us know on the Library Therapy wall by the 1st floor stairs.
Library Therapy Wall -- March
March is Women's History Month!
Share your favorite female author or favorite book written by a female author on the Library Therapy wall by the 1st floor stairs.
'Cajun Moon' Author Book Talk
Please join us for a book talk with author Dwaines Lawless, whose novel Cajun Moon focuses on traîteuses in Cajun culture. She will discuss traîteuses and the role they play in Acadiana throughout her novel. Lawless, a University of Louisiana at Lafayette alumna, received her Masters in Education from the University of Texas at Austin.
The event will take place in the Gaines Hallway on the third floor of Dupré Library. It is free and open to the public.
11th Annual Gaines Lecture Series
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.
2014 Caffery Award Winner
Tim Landry has been named the winner of the 2014 Jefferson Caffery Research Award. He authored “Conservative Aristocrat and Assertive Ambassador: Jefferson Caffery at the Headwaters of American Involvement in Vietnam, 1944-1947.”
Tim is a history graduate student.
View Caffery Competition to learn more about the annual Jefferson Caffery Research Award.
2022-2023 Annual Report Summary
Our 2022-2023 Annual Report Summary is out now!
Discover the incredible journey we've had, from highlighting the state of the library to showcasing past events, resources, acknowledgments, and more. Explore snippets of our accomplishments and the impact made possible by our outstanding faculty and staff.
Check out the full report for more information.
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About Dupré Library
Edith Garland Dupré Library is at the heart of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, centrally located on the main campus. Students, faculty, and staff are the primary users, but the library is open to everyone.
As a UL Lafayette student, faculty, or staff member, you have full access to library resources through the Dupré Library Catalog and research databases. Online resources are available on and off campus.
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About Library Services
Looking for something?
Whether you're a student, faculty or staff member, alumnus, or visitor, librarians and staff want to help you navigate library resources to assist with finding the information you seek.
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About the Cajun & Creole Music Collection (CCMC)
The Cajun and Creole Music Collection consists of commercial recordings, selected unpublished recordings, and related archival materials. The collection includes the music of Cajuns and Creoles of Louisiana's "Acadiana" and "Creole Country" regions. The collection presents the history, influences, and development of the region's musical cultures and styles. The recordings, published since 1928, cover the changes and evolution in the musical cultures from artist to artist, performance to performance, and dominant instrument to dominant instrument.
Academic Mentoring Matters Tutoring Area in Library
Come check ou the new tutoring area for biology and chemistry. It's located behind the Reference Area towards the mural, to the right, and then just look for the Academic Mentoring Matters sign above.
Volunteers from the UL Lafayette Department of Biology's Mentoring Matters program will be in the library throughout the semester to tutor students who need help with their biology and chemistry coursework.
Information about hours and classes are posted in the tutoring area.
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