Drexel Libraries Resources Now Available to Salus Community
June 21, 2024
Throughout the summer months, Salus faculty, staff, and students will receive their Drexel University ID and DragonCard (the official University ID card).
After activating your Drexel University ID, you will unlock added resources and services available to you through the Drexel University Libraries (DUL).
Below you will find a summary of these resources and services now available to you. Check back for regular updates, or contact us with questions.
Print & Online Resources
The Drexel Libraries provides access to over 2 million books, journal articles, databases, streaming video, subject and course-specific guides, and other materials, both online and in print.
Access online resources 24/7 through DragonSearch, our online discovery tool, or visit the W. W. Hagerty Library to browse the stacks for print materials. We can also ship physical items to your off-campus address, or send you digitized articles and book chapters via email.
W. W. Hagerty Library
Members of the Salus community are welcome to visit the W. W. Hagerty Library, located at 33rd & Market Streets on Drexel’s University City campus. Students can book a group study room or individual seat in our silent study spaces. Faculty and staff may use classrooms and conference rooms for classes, meetings, and events. We also offer printing and scanning or borrow a laptop or other supplies.
Interlibrary Loan
Need something that isn’t available through the Drexel Libraries or Salus LRC? We can help you borrow journal articles, books, book chapters, conference papers, and videos from other nearby libraries through our interlibrary loan service.
Online & In Person Support
The Drexel Libraries offers a variety of consultation services and guidance to support faculty, staff, and students, both virtually and in person:
- Live chat online with Drexel Libraries staffMonday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- 24/7 chat service: Need help outside the Drexel Libraries’ normal service hours? Get general assistance 24/7 through the POWER Library “Chat with a Librarian” service, a chat service staffed by librarians in Pennsylvania and beyond.
- Schedule a consultation with an expert librarian to discuss course-related projects, strategies for finding and evaluating authoritative information, and approaches to utilizing, organizing, and presenting scholarship.
- For general, in-person information assistance, visit the service desk at the W. W. Hagerty Library.
Research and Teaching & Course Support
The Libraries provides valuable tools and resources to support your research, including citation management tools and guidance on Open Access publishing. Visit our research support page to learn more about how we can support you at every stage of the research process.
Drexel librarians also have a wide range of resource guides for academic programs, subjects, and even specific courses. Browse our collection of research guides, and consider adding one to your Drexel Learn course site.
More Information
We will continue to post updated information on our website regarding changes to library-related resources and services. Please check back for regular updates or visit the University’s website for general information about the Drexel/Salus merger.