Nixon, Ford’s Daily Intelligence Briefs Provide a Fascinating Look into a Tumultuous U.S. Era
Now declassified, these briefs were once called “the most highly sensitized classified document[s] in the government.”
Read MorePrinceton Case Study: Trends in COVID-19 News Coverage
In a new case study, Princeton University Researcher Gavin Cook explains how he used TDM Studio to analyze a dataset of 700,000 newspaper articles related to COVID-19 — and how he gained insights into the areas of greatest interest.
Read MoreFunding, Rankings and Relationships: Research Challenges During COVID-19
A new industry report commissioned by Ex Libris uncovers the challenges – both new and recurring – faced by today’s researchers and research-office leaders.
Read MoreWOC+Lib Amplifies the Voices of Black Library Workers
Discover a digital community forum dedicated to diversity and inclusion issues and initiatives in librarianship.
Read MoreEditors’ Picks for Faculty: Content to Engage Students This Fall
The global battle for health policy, the facets of white supremacy, RBG…and more.
Read MoreWomen’s Voting Rights Turn 100; ProQuest Launches Open-Access Suffrage Collection
New Database Shows That Black Women Activists Were Central to Passage of the Nineteenth Amendment.
Read More“Go to ProQuest”: ProQuest.com Becomes a New Starting Point for Research
Updating the ProQuest URL may seem like a small change – but for our users, it will have a big impact. Here’s why.
Read MoreHuman Rights and Social Justice Studies Are on the Rise
Do faculty and students have the resources to support teaching and learning in this emerging area?
Read MoreMeeting Demand for E-resources at Berklee College of Music
With online databases, students and faculty “have access to more content than they think.”
Read MoreHow UNC Greensboro Is Making Streaming Video Accessible to All Learners
Audio-described video, captions and transcriptions are critical for students and faculty of all abilities.
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