Celebrate the 100th anniversary of ​The Great Gatsby ​with this resource list from the Drexel Libraries. 

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

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

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

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.

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.  

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.

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

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.

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. 

Discover our growing collection of award-winning titles that celebrate, uplift, and encourage diverse voices and perspectives in literature.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, the Drexel University Libraries is celebrating works by Indigenous writers and artists. Check out these book recommendations for all ages

This month, as Drexel University welcomes new and returning students to campus, the Drexel Libraries is pleased to feature just a few books, DVDs, and local newspapers that feature the City of Brotherly & Sisterly Love.

The Libraries now provides access to The Institution of Engineering & Technology (The IET) digital library, a global repository of science, engineering and technology focused content with international authors and editors from academia and industry offering diverse and real-world context to the latest engineering and technology advances.

Check out these new STEM resources, available via the Drexel Libraries!

The Drexel University Libraries has become the newest member of HathiTrust, a global collaborative of academic and research libraries that preserves, digitizes, and increases online access to collections.

Find books, movies, and other resources available through the Libraries to help you get into the spirit for the Super Bowl LVII!

Check out this list of new ebooks and journals, now available to all members of the Drexel community through DragonSearch, our online discovery search tool.