A Little Free Library is also now in Griffin Hall outside of Room 131, down the hall from the UL Lafayette College of Liberal Arts office.
Tuesday, 09/27/2022 – 8:07 a.m.
Looking for a good fiction book? Want to read something other than a class requirement? A Little Free Library is now in Agnes Edwards next to the Louisiana Educate Program Center.
No Cajun Card needed! Just walk right up and take a book, return a book, or give a book.
Check out the research guides for current and past exhibits at the Hilliard Art Museum. You can begin your journey into the world of art and discover numerous artists, their works, and other important context.
Connect with other students in the library.
Check in or post to the Facebook Study Group @ULDupreLibrary to find your study buddy.
Students (graduate students, restricted undergraduate students, and distance education students), faculty, and staff members of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette who are in good standing may request a Reciprocal Borrowing Card. Participating Louisiana academic libraries will honor this card to allow borrowing of eligible resources from their locations. Obtain a Reciprocal Borrowing Card from the Service Desk.
The Louisiana Collection is a division of Special Collections and contains various published and unpublished materials relating to the University and Louisiana. Subjects include agriculture, arts and literature, business and industry, education, history, and politics and government.
Materials include:
Join us on Monday, Oct. 6th at 4 p.m. in the Dupré Library Lit Lounge for a free screening of Louisiana Grass Roots, a short documentary exploring the forgotten prairie that shaped our natural and cultural heritage.
Special Collections has completed and posted a database for its Louisiana Map Collection. This collection includes over 25,000 state and local maps, both current and historical.
Explore all the wonderful Louisiana maps in the Collection. You can search the index by collection, folder, or keyword search. Maps can be viewed in the Jefferson Caffery Reading Room.
The Louisiana Map Collection includes over 25,000 local, state, and federal (or GPO federal depository) maps, both current and historical. Although many of these maps are not listed in the Dupré Library Catalog, this index identifies the holdings in the collection.
Most Louisiana newspapers are housed in the Louisiana Collection and are available on microfilm. The exceptions are the Advocate (Baton Rouge) and the Times-Picayune (New Orleans), which are housed in Microforms on the 1st floor. Holdings of all titles can be identified through the Dupré Library Catalog or the Louisiana Newspaper Collection Holdings Index.
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Louisiana Photographs Collection consists of parish photographs (homes, churches, streets, schools, entertainment, etc.), individuals, and photographs by subject.
