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Libraries
2.12.2024
“Without the help of the UD, I couldn’t publish this
paper”
Meet two researchers whose publishing journeys were enhanced by a library fund and consortium agreements that ensure UD scholarship is published fee-free and open access.
2.7.2024
Mary and Mardi Gras: A Louisiana
Perspective
What do the Blessed Virgin Mary and Mardi Gras have in common? Our Lady is a
symbol of purity, but our cultural understanding of Mardi Gras so often portrays
the festivities as the exact opposite of purity.
2.6.2024
A Lesson in Limitless
Faith
Mary’s words to Bernadette near Lourdes, France, inspire the construction of a church and a shrine that draw millions of pilgrims each year.
Libraries
1.29.2024
Black History
Month
Library collections celebrate African Americans and the arts.
Libraries
1.23.2024
My “Why UD” Story: The
Libraries
Life-changing experiences and a sense of community at the place that ties all of campus together.
1.22.2024
For the Love of
God
St. Francis de Sales’ groundbreaking treatise uses Mary as a model to bring people closer to God.
Libraries
1.10.2024
Justice Without
Violence
Honor and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy of nonviolent resistance.
Libraries
1.4.2024
So Long, and Thanks for All The
Fish
Dean Emerita Kathy Webb shares a final farewell upon retirement.
1.4.2024
Magi from the East Enter the Nativity
Scene
On the Epiphany, visitors referred to in Scripture as kings and wise men, arrive, having traveled from great distances to a humble stable to pay homage to the newborn king, bringing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.