Don’t forget to vote for your favorites from the latest DVD releases. We’ll add the winners to Hagerty’s Leisure DVD collection.

Vote here.

Visit our “New Books” list for our most recent additions to the collection.

The nights are getting longer and longer–more time to watch movies! There’s a bunch of great new releases out, and we want to know what you want to see in Hagerty’s leisure DVD collection. Fill out the latest ballot and make your voice heard. Voting ends this Sunday, November 15th.

Vote here!

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On Monday, November 9th the law library on Hagerty’s third floor will reopen to all Drexel Students. We know it’s been tough finding space to spread out and get your work done during the law school’s exam period. We appreciate your patience.

When the third floor reopens to the Drexel community, we will also reopen the main library to alumni and members of the public. Starting Monday, 7:30a.m., all are welcome.

Thanks for your patience during law school exams.

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s a lot going on in Hagerty’s lower level. We’re in the midst of a two-week blitz of classroom teaching, which means that L13-C and L14, our two main computer classrooms, will be sporadically out of commission each day.

Looking for a computer? Fear not! Not only do we have our old-standby Dell laptops and our new nifty netbooks, now we’ve got 10 brand new, gleaming white Mac books. And don’t forget, you can print from laptops onto printers throughout the library.

So don’t give up if you walk into Hagerty and see a full computer lab on the first floor. Instead head over to the Circulation Desk, check out your laptop and get mobile.

Ever come to Hagerty Library to get some work done and find all the computers are taken? Next time, please don’t give up, because we’ve got other options.

You can bypass the crowd by checking out a laptop from the circulation desk. And with ten brand new netbooks available, you’re even more mobile within the library.

Check out a netbook, find a cozy nook, and get cracking on that assignment.

And don’t forget, when there’s no class in session, we’ve also got two rooms full of desktops on Hagerty’s lower level.