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
Looking for a topic(s) to inspire, cultivate and write about? The Salem History Reference Collection collection can help with that! The digitized chronologies within this collection, with accompanying background articles, can be useful inspiration when embarking on initial topic-tracking. The Gale … Continued
The Ohrstrom Library is very happy to announce its purchase of the database. This archive has been created by Adam Matthew digital with content provided from several international libraries. The First World War: Propaganda and Recruitment contains digitized international content related to … Continued
Have you seen this? Now hanging in the Humanities classrooms is a new poster, designed to achieve Citation Salvation and Deliverance from Plagiarism. Scan the poster’s QR codes to take you directly to the library’s citation guide, to Noodletools and/or the … Continued
Whatever your assigned stance for the Hum. V Cold War project, the accompanying research guide is here to help. Tip: Use the Gale Virtual Reference Collection to obtain an overarching history of the Cold War. Next, consider searching just the reference set Cold War for background … Continued