The Drexel University Libraries is proud to celebrate International Open Access Week from October 21 – 27, 2024.

Join the Drexel Libraries for Banned Books Week 2024 and show support for the right to read. 

Check out our fall 2024 series of events, programming, and resources related to the truth* at Drexel exhibition. 

These tips will help you make the most of the Drexel Libraries' technology and equipment.

Get to know the Drexel Libraries at events throughout Welcome Week!

Access newspapers and news content for free through the Drexel Libraries, using databases and LibKey Nomad.

We sat down with Clay Logsdon to learn more about his work as the Drexel Libraries' current User Experience (UX) Research Assistant Co-op. 

Distinguish yourself with an ORCID and connect it to Drexel!

Summary of the resources and services now available to Salus faculty, staff and students.

Read about the Libraries' newest open access publishing agreement with the American Chemical Society.

We're open all summer long! Check out our summer and holidays before coming to the W. W. Hagerty Library. 

Reminder: all Ares course reserves links will be deactivated on June 14, 2024.

The Drexel Libraries proudly supports LGBTQ+ Pride this month and throughout the year. Check this year's list of resources and events that support academic research and learning.  

The Office of the Provost and the Drexel University Libraries co-hosted the 12th annual Celebrating Drexel Authors event on May 7, 2024.

As part of scheduled server update, access to online resources will be unavailable from 10am to 11am on May 20, 2024.

On April 10, 2024, Engineering Librarian Jay Bhatt participated in the newly revived Drexel IEEE Graduate Chapter’s inaugural symposium.

Check out this list of mental-health related resources about self-care and personal growth.

We've rounded up a list of mental health awareness resources and books you should read this year. 

The student-made exhibit “Drexel Cartonera: Memorias Al Cartón” is now on display in the atrium of the Library.

The Libraries and Drexel’s Office for Institutional Equity and Inclusive Culture collaborated to create this resource list for SAAM.

Check out this new interactive exhibit from the Drexel Libraries and the National Liberty Museum.

The Libraries' new online course reserves tool is now live and available via Blackboard Learn.

Did you author or edit a book in 2023? Tell us about it and be included in this year's author recognition event. 

Get the latest updates on the Libraries' work to migrate to a new course reserve system - and what it means for you. 

Check out our non-fiction reading list for Women's History Month.

This March in celebration of Women’s History Month, Drexel Libraries staff shared just a few of their favorite fiction books written by and about women.

Learn more about the new and improved course reserve tool coming to Drexel this spring.

Myleah Herbert, Drexel Libraries’ Marketing and Communications Assistant Co-op, sat down with Health Sciences Librarian Sarah Hughes to learn more about a new exhibit coming to Drexel.