Need information for coursework or a research project?
Use DragonSearch (the Libraries' online discovery search tool) to find authoritative online information resources—including journal articles, ebooks, databases, and streaming videos.
Use these links to search for different types of resources:
The W. W. Hagerty Library is home to our physical collection, which includes fiction, non-fiction, youth and children's books, and DVDs. Stop by and browse the stacks whenever the library is open!
You'll also find the Drexel University Archives on the lower level of the library.
Loan periods for physical items vary by type of material:
Most library items can be renewed online using your Drexel ID and password. Simply log in to “My Library Account” on our website to renew only. Or, call or visit the service desk at the W. W. Hagerty Library to talk to a Libraries staff member in person.
For more information about loan periods, visit our website or contact libassist@drexel.libanswers.com
Can't find something via the Drexel Libraries? You can borrow books, journal articles, and other materials from nearby libraries using our resource sharing services.
Visit our website to learn more about interlibrary loan.
Open Access (OA) is a publishing model that aims to increase access to the results of scholarly research. Open Access provides free and unrestricted online availability to research articles and data. OA materials are made available through OA journals and subject specific and institutional repositories. Quality Open Access journals have the same peer review process as traditional journals.
Learn more about Open Access and how to find OA resources by visiting our Open Access subject guide.