Microform services are available to users during normal library hours.
Viewing and copying services are available to library users of U.S. Government Information, Louisiana Collection, University Archives and Acadiana Manuscripts Collection.
Users may bring in microforms from outside the library for access.
Limited services may be provided by phone and email.
All computers in the STEP and ROC labs have been updated to include Microsoft Office 2013 applications, including Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
Dupré Library welcomes monetary gifts. Show support by giving to one or more of the following library designations:
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Foundation handles these donations. All gifts to the library are tax-deductible.
On Friday, September 5, 2014, members of the Mouton family will donate their original publisher copies of The Lafayette Gazette newspaper to the Archives of Edith Garland Dupré Library. The event will take place in the Jefferson Caffery Reading Room on the third floor of the Library at 10:00 a.m.
CANCELLED due to inclement weather
Due to the weather, Puppies and Popcorn is canceled.
But don’t worry — we’ll still have a movie and popcorn, so stop by and hang out if you’re around!
Dupré Library would like to express its condolences to Bruce Trible's family. Mr. Trible passed away on Jan. 27, 2022 at the age of 94. Mr. Trible became the reserves librarian at Dupré Library in 1958. Throughout his professional career, he was an active participant in the Louisiana Library Association and the American Library Association. In 1990, he retired from the library with the rank of full professor and the title of Assistant Director for Technical Services.
The My Account feature in the Dupré Library Catalog is working again.
Mon, 08/10/2020 – 3:01 p.m.
Chemistry Academic Mentoring Matters (CAMM) offers free chemistry mentoring to students.
All of the mentors are fellow students who have already received an A in the courses they teach.
Location: Montgomery, Room 139
For more information, visit Chemistry Academic Mentoring Matters (CAMM).
Special Collections is now offering digitization services for users needing to access the archives during COVID-19.
You may fill out the Digitization Request Form and request a reasonable amount of items for Special Collections staff to scan and send. Digitization fees will be waived during this phase unless the scans are for publication.
Special Collections will not duplicate entire collections or materials deemed to be protected under copyright.
Need to borrow something? Show us your Cajun Card and we got you!
Check out charging cables, dry erase markers, graphing calculators, study rooms, web cams, headsets and so much more.
Visit the Circulation Desk at the front entrance for more information.
