On Thursday, Sept. 3, the library will host a graduate skills research workshop for graduate assistants who need help planning the research component of their freshman classes, or whose own research skills could use a brush up.
Topics covered will include (but are not limited to) database searching, library website navigation, WorldCat, plagiarism and citation management.
The workshop will be held in room 141 on the 1st floor at 4 p.m..
The UL Lafayette Graduate School is celebrating Graduate Student Appreciation Week.
Graduate students from all disciplines submitted posters for the Graduate Student Research Showcase.
Stop by and view the posters in the 1st floor STEP Lab.
These positions have been filled.
We are accepting applications for Graduate Assistantships in three library departments.
Review the application process from the Grad School.
TI-84 Plus CE Python edition graphing calculators are now available at the Circulation Desk and can be borrowed for up to 48 hours.
The calculators were purchased with funds donated by the UL Lafayette 2021-2022 Student Government Association (SGA).
Spread love and kindness by creating handmade letters and cards.
Make cards for your loved ones or donate them to Braid Mission’s Cards Of Hope. We will mail them to your loved ones for you.
Create your items 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 6 and 7 by the stairs on the 1st floor.
Headsets and Webcams can now be checked out at the Circulation Desk.
The library is a haven for students in these unprecedented times. With more online courses, students need quiet, comfortable places to attend classes, study, and research. Students have repeatedly expressed the need for updated seating at the computer workstations. We want to give them a welcoming, comfortable and productive space.
The goal is to purchase 24 mobile, durable ergonomic computer chairs for use in the Reference and Research Services computer lab.
Looking for more information on an exhibit you saw at the Hilliard Art Museum? Want to find out about current, upcoming, and past exhibits? Check out the Hilliard Art Museum Related Research Guides to find general information, articles, recommended books, and more.
Join us for a history harvest at the library to document LGBTQ+ history.
We will be available on the 1st floor of the library with audio and video recorders, scanners, and laptops to document and digitize any story or historical material you would like to share with the southwest LGBTQ+ archive.
If you want to learn more about the archive and Acadian's LGBTQ+ HIstory, Saturday programming includes:
