University Libraries

Library and online resources on Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights, antiracism and social action can be a starting point for productive remote conversations on justice.

University Libraries faculty and staff offered seven asynchronous programs on a variety of topics, reaching over 5,200 students during the fall semester.

In the 1920s, this one-block street in the north student neighborhood, just behind the House of Jacob synagogue on Wyoming Street, became an enclave for Jewish immigrants, many of them from the Russian empire.

Consider University Libraries as your portal to the best fantasy books, as determined by Time magazine. 

It's almost time for finals, and Roesch Library is here for you. Take a break with a holiday-themed Kahoot! quiz; enter a drawing for a free gift card by posting on Padlet; and check out the virtual Advent wreath.

Newly conserved items in University Archives and Special Collections include a Golden Legend manuscript leaf from 1488 that contains a biography of St. Gothart. 

A UD librarian shares information and resources for Transgender Day of Remembrance and Trans Awareness Week.