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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
As many of us are working at least partly from home, it can be difficult to get the resources that are needed for research or projects. The library has an assortment of online databases and journals that anyone with a ULID can access, no matter where they are.
The database, Academic Video Online (AVON), is a digital collection of films and documentaries covering a wide range of topics across all fields. AVON is a primary streaming service and we encourage any users in need of video resources to check out the database.
Beta Alpha Psi, UL Lafayette's accounting fraternity, will be doing group tutoring for Acct 201 & 202. They will meet on the 2nd floor by the stairwell on Sundays, 4-6 p.m.
Dates are as follows:
Recently libraries were made aware of some privacy and security concerns around the newly released Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) 4 Reader. ADE Reader is the most commonly used desktop application for accessing eBooks that contain Adobe’s DRM (Digital Rights Management) software.
The information is not being passed from the eBook lending service but rather from the client software (ADE 4 Reader) used to open the protected eBook.
The annual African American Literature Spoken Word & Read Out will take place Thursday, February 26, from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm at the Student Union on the campus of UL Lafayette. The event is sponsored by the Ernest J. Gaines Center and will feature PowerfUL Poets, a spoken word group that performs on campus and around the community.