The Ernest J. Gaines Center is seeking applicants to "Ernest J. Gaines and the Southern Experience," a four-week institute open to collegiate faculty and graduate students across the country, made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Institute participants will:
On Thursday, November 3, Dr. Jarita Davis will visit the Ernest J. Gaines Center to read from her newest poetry collection, Return Flights. The poems in the collection are described as "varying from narrative to imagist to lyrical" and reflective of the ""sodade" of Cape Verdean culture that is shaped by separtion and longing." Dr.
The issue has been resolved. All GALE Databases are now available to use again.
Wed, 09/01/2021 – 4:27 p.m.
Some GALE Databases are not available at this time. A message stating "You are not authorized for this product" will appear.
We are working to resolve this and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Questions? Ask a Librarian.
Gale has released experience and design changes across its resources. The library's Gale Databases subscriptions now have enhanced user experiences and modified database names.
The enhanced user experience includes:
Stop by the library anytime in April to pick up free materials that can be reused and repurposed. Take what you need.
Have items lying around you no longer want? Put it on the table to donate and share for others to upcycle.
Is Dupré Library cursed? Find out on Halloween!
We'll have REAL ghost hunting equipment for you to investigate some (allegedly) haunted objects in Dupré Library's Special Collections on the 3rd floor. To accommodate more ghost hunters, we'll have a session at 3:30pm and another at 4:15pm.
Sign up and save your spot to conjure spirits.
Help UL Lafayette's Kappa Delta support Girls On The Run to raise funds by donating your gently worn, used and new shoes. And don't forget to ask friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers to donate too.
A donation box is located in the library until Nov. 15.
Giving to Dupré Library enriches the focus on learning and research while providing resources to the community.
Due to space constraints, we are currently not accepting physical item donations, such as books.
Discover an incredible collection of digitized plant specimens and research materials from around the world with Global Plants on JSTOR.
