UD\u27s Online Treasure Trove

For anyone interested in a quick, fun read or the history of UD, library student employee Adam Schwartz highly recommends checking out eCommons

The Museum of Books: Art in Roesch Library

From bees to books, Adam Schwartz \u2718 shares his favorite pieces of art in Roesch Library

Urban Planning and American Religion: A Student Perspective on Library Book Collection

Library work is not to be taken lightly. Librarians work long and hard to make sure students at UD have the materials they need to have fulfilling and rich courses in their respective fields

Chicago’s Video Surveillance Cameras: A Pervasive and Poorly Regulated Threat to Our Privacy

Chicago’s Video Surveillance Cameras: A Pervasive and Poorly Regulated Threat to Our Privac

Know Thy Staff: An Interview with a Cataloger

Get to know one of Roesch Library\u27s catalogers and learn more about the process of researching and describing rare materials

Pick A DVD, Or Three

With the recent relocation of Roesch Library\u27s DVD collection from behind the circulation desk to the sixth floor, students, faculty and staff can now browse the entire inventory and check out titles for seven days at a time

Fat Boy Private Dance

After spending a decade losing weight following a traumatic high school experience, Mark has a great life with a beautiful girlfriend, good job which he\u27s passionate about, and a wonderful group of friends. Everything changes when his high school bully reenters his life and shakes his confidence to the point of developing a severe case of body dysmorphia at a time when it\u27s crucial he\u27s confident, as he promised to do a private dance for his girlfriend

The Oracle Bone Inscriptions from Huayuanzhuang East

The Huayuanzhuang East oracle bone inscriptions form a corpus of more than 2500 individual divination accounts, which were engraved on turtle shells and bovine scapulae in the late Shang dynasty (c. 1200 B.C.). The book offers the first complete English annotation of these fascinating epigraphic texts and introduces the reader to key aspects of daily life in early Chinese civilization