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Jul
27

10 Staff Picks to Add to Your Summer Reading List

  Looking for your next good read? Our staff are here to help. Over the past year, many of us have turned to our bookshelves for company and escape. Some of us turned to thrilling and fantastical adventures, while others ...Read More
Jun
28

10 LGBTQIA+ Books for the Young Reader’s Summer Reading List

  Selected by Meghann Matwichuk, our children’s literature subject librarian, these picture books and young adult novels will help you celebrate and discover LGBTQIA+ stories and experiences throughout the summer. —   Picture Books Julián Is a Mermaid by Jessica ...Read More
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Jun
17

Celebrating Dads on the Page and the Screen

  In honor of Father’s Day, we’ve rounded up a few of our favorite fictional fathers (and father figures) from literature, film and television. UD students, staff and faculty can check out the books, movies and TV series that gave ...Read More
An image of an adult man reading to a small child outside of a tent. The image is tinted blue and there is text that reads, "Celebrating Dads"
Jun
16

10 Young Adult Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List

Whether you’re spending a day at the beach, taking a road trip or relaxing in the air conditioning, summer is a great time to delve into a good book. Handpicked by Ameerah Stafford, one of our resident experts on young ...Read More
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May
10

Students Reflect on Race, Identity and Social Injustice

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time for everyone. Amid health and safety concerns, we have wrestled with isolation and questions of community and belonging while grappling with the stark realities of racism, sexism, the mistreatment of immigrants and ...Read More
A collage of six different works of art. Some are hand drawings and others are computer illustrations.
May
10

Creating Digital Projects for the Virtual Classroom

Article by Allison Ebner | Illustration by Jaynell Keely   When cultural institutions closed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, museums around the world had to reimagine how people could engage with the history and culture in their collections. ...Read More
An digital illustration of a laptop with a timeline on the screen. There are multiple arrows on the screen to indicate the points of engagement with the timeline.
May
10

Dismantling the Patriarchy, One Book at a Time

By Allison Ebner | Photos courtesy of Eileen Symons This is the last in a series of articles highlighting the winners of the second annual Seth Trotter Book Collecting Contest, sponsored by the Friends of the University of Delaware Library. ...Read More
A back and white image of a young girl with wings reading an open book.
May
10

Bringing the First State Home

Add a little Delaware to your summer reading list! Whether you’re looking for fiction, romance, mysteries and thrillers, or even something for younger readers, browse a variety of titles from our collection that are set in the First State.   ...Read More
May
7

Celebrating Moms on the Page and the Screen

  In honor of Mother’s Day, we’ve rounded up a few of our favorite fictional mothers (and motherly figures) from literature, film and television. We’ve spent so much time with some that they’ve come to feel like family. UD students, ...Read More
Mar
9

Rutgers University Press, University of Delaware Press Enter Publishing Partnership

  Rutgers University Press and University of Delaware Press have announced a partnership in which Rutgers University Press will provide production, marketing and distribution services for books published by the University of Delaware Press. Rutgers has also inherited a number ...Read More
Eight books on a table. Five books are standing up, with their titles facing outward. Three books are laying in front of those, so that you can read the titles on their spines. These are all recent titles from the University of Delaware Press.