The first Earth Days: Newsreels
The library purchases an NBC newsreel archive containing news past and present. A search for Earth Day returns news footage from the first Earth Day (1970) as well as footage documenting more contemporary accounts. Looking for a little more context? Try … Continued
The Library hearts Canada
In the last week, several SPS-ers have inquired about accessing Canadian newspapers. The library has that! The Access World News database, purchased by the library, offers the ability to limit this eCollection to news produced solely in Canada. … Continued
A few more: primary sources
Been through the scholarly literature available from the library’s eCollections? Need just a couple more primary sources to bring your paper to full bloom? Consider the Digital Public Library of America. Launched just a year ago in April 2013, the … Continued
Poetry Break
Taking a break from Humanities research? As part of National Poetry Month want to then use that break to read biographical content about a favorite poet, or to enjoy an analysis of a favorite poem? Consider the Literature eReference Collection from … Continued
Presidential Libraries
Is your Hum. 4 paper researching an important moment, decision, personality related to a particular U.S. President? In the U.S., many past Presidents each have a presidential library devoted to collecting, curating and making accessible content created both by, during … Continued