Human 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.
Read MoreDr. Howard Rambsy on Black Authors, Jay-Z, and New Perspectives on Race
“It’s important for people to immerse themselves into a space where they’re discussing race and racism from others’ perspectives.”
Read MoreElections, Drugs and Bananas: The Wisdom of Statistical Abstract
Explore these relevant, timely, contextual – and, in some cases, surprising – stats drawn from recent editions of the Statistical Abstract.
Read MoreSupporting Students & Faculty in an Unpredictable Learning Environment
How ProQuest’s Title Matching Service Helped a University Library Meet Users’ Urgent Needs – and Build Better E-resource Collections.
Read MoreDo You Speak Accessibility?: A Key to Common Acronyms
First in a series focused on navigating web accessibility to support ALL library users.
Read MoreUsing Text and Data Mining to Gain Insights on COVID-19
Research conducted by George Washington University’s Zhoudan Xie shows how text and data mining can quickly analyze a massive set of news articles to uncover critical and timely trends.
Read MoreKris Rzepczynski Honored for Contributions to Genealogical Librarianship
A Lansing, Michigan librarian receives the 2020 William P. Filby Award for Genealogical Librarianship for decades of work across the U.S.
Read MoreNew Video Series Explains Key Issues Relating to COVID-19
Watch, learn from and share these animated videos, which help make sense of what we know (and don’t know) about the novel coronavirus.
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