Did you know? The library purchases a site license to the preeminent journal Science. This site license provides access to the most current issues and the complete archive (1880 to the present) of the journal. New for 2016 is … Continued
Great to see you! Creating a resume for your selected Caesar? The Latin II research guide suggests library eCollections that support biographical Caesar research, including: Biography in Context, Gale Virtual Reference Library and of course, the Suetonius eBook, “The Twelve Caesars.” Questions … Continued
A new online exhibit is available on the Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives digital image website called Archival Gems: The Gem Tintype Albums of St. Paul’s School. This exhibit features fifteen images from the St. Paul’s School Archives collection taken from … Continued
Last year the library began its subscription to the Loeb Classical Library. Over this past year the Loeb eBooks have been opened 1411 times in this inaugural year, (with 715 of those being in the month of October 2015). … Continued
Researching an individual key to the Conference on the Atomic Bomb? Looking for their historical perspective and persuasion regarding use of the Atomic Bomb? Here is the Atomic Bomb Conference research guide, which aims to provide and suggest sources useful … Continued