Finals Week Grab Bags
Come get a bag of goodies to take home.
Pick up a Finals Week Grab Bag from us on Monday, May 3 while supplies last.
Grab Bags will be filled with snacks and fun activities.
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Find Articles
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Find Books
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Find Books & Articles about Louisiana Music
Library Search
Find books, eBooks, and articles in one search from the catalog and databases using Library Search (EBSCO Discovery Service).
Books & eBooks
Find books and eBooks using the Dupré Library Catalog.
Where do I find items? View the Library Floor Plan.
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Find Media
Streaming Videos
CD
- CDs available to check out are kept at the Circulation Desk. Use the CD Index to find titles.
- More are in Special Collections and Cajun & Creole Music Collection (CCMC).
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Find Print & Other Publications in the Library
Freedom of Information (FOI) Day
Want to learn more about the government documents collection? Stop by on March 16 for Freedom of Information (FOI) Day.
FOI Day pays tribute to the importance of open government and freedom of information while celebrating the FOI Act that secures government transparency as an American right.
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Frequently Used U.S. Government Websites
- Govinfo.gov – Discover U.S. Government Information (Official, secure and digital government information resources)
- American Community Survey (Data and information from census surveys)
- American Memory (Library of Congress)
Friends of Dupré Library Used Book Sale
The annual Friends of Dupré Library Used Book Sale will be held from November 5 - 8, 2014, in the main hallway of the first floor of Dupré Library.
Wednesday, November 5: 4:00 pm - 6 pm (*Preview sale for Friends of the Library, Faculty and Staff)
Thursday, November 6: 8:00 am - 4:15 pm
Friday, November 7: 8:00 am - 4:15 pm
Saturday, November 8: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Fun Fact Friday with Special Collections
Today we will be highlighting the Carlton J. James Collection. The collection contains taped interviews with several participants in Louisiana's civil rights movement. The project directors were Drs. Patricia Rickels and Matthew Schott with assistance from Barry Ancelet, Elemore Morgan, Jr., and Doris White. The directors chose to honor long-time Lafayette educator and civil rights leader, Carlton James.
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