The World’s First Mass-Media-Driven Revolution?
Resources to explore the impact of the printing press and the role it played in the Protestant Reformation.
Read MoreNew Video Highlights Digitization of Early European Books
“I cannot imagine going back to the former way of doing research.” -Oliver Bosc, Head of Arsenal Library BnF
Read MoreWhy Dystopian Stories Like The Handmaid’s Tale Are So Popular
Why are we so drawn to such bleak, harrowing depictions of our future?
Read MoreRemembering Tom Petty – and His Surprising Punk Past
The recent death of Tom Petty left a multitude of fans feeling, well, heartbroken. And nostalgic.
Read MoreCanadian Librarians and the Path to Librarianship
Recent two-part article from Jean Weihs chronicles stories of Canadian women who have pursued careers in library science.
Read MoreEbook Central Usability Continues to Evolve
Redesigned Ebook Central Book Detail Page Boosts Student Productivity
Read MoreExploring the Intersection of Black Freedom & the Labor Movement
Resources to research the life and accomplishments of A. Philip Randolph.
Read MoreThe Complex History of Holocaust Survivors in Latin America
A new research project focuses on perspectives of Jewish immigrants in Latin America as the region makes news headlines for past Nazi ties.
Read MoreEmpowering Research in American History Around the World
“Without ProQuest History Vault, I have no doubt that our students would struggle to produce such excellent work.” – Dr. Joe Street
Read MoreThe Monkees Paradox: A T.V. Band That Became Real
Exploring how a subversive ‘60s situation comedy still messes with our heads.
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