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 coursework, including BIO 110, BIO 121, and BIO 112 (laboratory).
Monday | 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Tuesday | 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Wednesday | 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Thursday | 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
The tutoring station will be located in the Reference Area on the 1st floor.
Construction for the new Kathleen Babineaux Blanco Public Policy Center on the 3rd floor of the library will begin on Monday, Oct. 31, and is expected to last through the Spring 2023 semester.
Areas behind the library and on the east side of the building will be fenced off as well as areas on the 3rd floor. There will be periods of little or no activity and low to moderate noise at times.
Be cautious of the designated construction areas in and around the library.
Enjoy game night at home! Everything in our Board Game Collection can be checked out for 7 days.
Ask at the Circulation Desk for more information.
Congratulations to UL Lafayette's Cheylon Woods and Kiwana McClung on the release of their new book, Through Mama’s Eyes: Unique Perspectives on Southern Matriarchy.
This month, leisure reading goes gothic. Step into the world of Dark Academia, where mystery awaits.
Find your next moody read in the Dupré Library Leisure Reading section.
Check out some of the books on the 1st floor Browsing Bookshelf.
This month's Browsing Bookshelf, located by the Reference Desk, has a sampling of books about aeronautics and space travel.
You can find other aeronautics and space travel books on the 2nd floor with the call numbers TL500 to TL4050.
This month's Browsing Bookshelf, located by the Reference Desk, has a sampling of books about arts and crafts.
Get creative and make something new out of something old.
Stop by April 4 through April 29 to pick up free materials (while supplies last) that can be repurposed into a craft of your choice.
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.
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.
Let's get cooking! Check out the Browsing Bookshelf by the Reference Desk for a sample of cookbooks available for checkout.
You can find other cookbooks on the 2nd floor with the call numbers TX642 to TX840.
