ProQuest Blog

Have a birthday or anniversary coming up? Give the gift of statistics! Robert J. Samuelson recommends the Statistical Abstract of the United States.

Students and employers say recent grads don’t have the skills they need for the workplace. Here’s one solution.

New set of documents offers an unprecedented look into U.S. policy towards Iran.

From poignant memoirs to award-winning fiction, Simon & Schuster recommends these ebooks for college freshmen.

“Users have a lot of choices when it comes to research, and they want to follow the path with the least amount of friction,” says Serena Rosenhan, who leads User Experience at ProQuest. “When they find a resource that makes things easier for them…they keep coming back.”

Tash Edmonds, Senior Book Sales Specialist at ProQuest, was recently featured in the Gold Leaf blog.

ProQuest Rialto is a groundbreaking solution to the challenges of selection and acquisition for academic libraries.

Chapter downloads appear to be a ‘sweet spot’ for researchers between fully locked-down ebooks and fully DRM-free ebooks.

Immigration, climate change, LGBT+ rights, political corruption: these topics and more are covered in provocative and often-controversial new documentaries from ProQuest.

A literature librarian and two ProQuest product managers discuss the challenges of literature research, teaching and learning – and how ProQuest’s newest product is setting out to solve them.