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Search the catalog to find out what the library owns. Most of what you will find in the catalog will be books or periodicals which are available in the library. Some of what you will find in the catalog are electronic resources, such as online journals. See the Finding Information section of this website for more assitance.
An A - Z listing of all the databases accessible to La Salle students and faculty. See the Finding Information section of this website for detailed information about finding periodical articles and newspaper articles. For more information about chosing the right database for your topic, please refer to our subject guides.
The subject guides offer suggestions on resources in various disciplines. They offer suggestions for peridocial databases, Internet links and print resources available in Connelly Library.
Browse a list of all periodicals which are available in full-text or search for a particular periodical title. For more information about finding information in your subject area, look at our subject guides or contact the reference department at 215-951-1287 or refdesk@lasalle.edu.
This room contains online bookshelves for browsing hot topics and those of special interest to college students for papers and presentations. The sites listed are not exhaustive, but starting point and should be supplemented with library resources such as books and periodical articles.
A listing of search engines, links to other libraries, online directories, updating services, metasearch engines and information about the Deep Web.
Links to other Colleges and Universities who have online guides and summaries of APA, Chicago Manual of Style, Legal, MLA, Scientific and Turabian formats. Also includes links on how to cite online sources.
Find information about the Special Collections housed in Connelly Library. Information is available about the world famous Imaginative Representations of the Vietnam War. Information is forthcoming about our other collections.
We've all heard of time capsules. Think of an archives as a "walk-in" time capsule. It's a place where items which are of permanent value to La Salle are collected and preserved--from vintage books to historic video tapes, from annual reports to classic pennants and freshman beanies.
The Art Museum at La Salle University opened its doors in 1976 as cultural resource for the communities surrounding the University and for the University's own students, especially those majoring in art history. Its art collection represents the only permanent display of paintings, drawings, and sculpture of the Western tradition offered by a university museum in the area. At present, the collection is housed in a series of period rooms in the lower level of Olney Hall on the main campus.
The Museum offers a rare opportunity to experience the pleasures and insights of good art in an intimate, comprehensible space. And this encounter is happily enjoyed and supported by an increasing public.