Challenging Assumptions with Testimony
Griffin Williams is challenging assumptions held by some of the most famous names in Holocaust scholarship.
Read MoreSimplifying Workflows Can Extend Librarians’ Reach
CASE STUDY - How ProQuest OASIS partners with University of Greenwich to offer world-class library services to researchers.
Read MoreExploring the Marketing and Unanticipated Consequences of the Iraq War
1000s of declassified documents from the National Security Archive illuminate the symbiotic relationship between policy and promotion.
Read MoreResearchers Demand More Diversity in Content Sources
Research and teaching increasingly depends on a mix of content types beyond traditional scholarly journals, survey finds.
Read MoreA Salute to Canada’s Sesquicentennial Anniversary
Canada is partying with “unanimity” and “heartiness” like it’s 1867.
Read MoreSeeking Words, Finding Refuge: Literature for World Refugee Day
Exploring immigrants’ perspectives in three contemporary novels.
Read MoreThe Challenge of Cataloging Complex Subjects
How the University of Leicester’s David Wilson Library and ProQuest teamed up to solve organizational inconsistencies across subjects.
Read MoreIt’s Official: 2016 is Down in History
From Populist Movements and Nude Protests to Neanderthal Fire-making Techniques and Record Temperatures – A Year in Review.
Read MoreEveryday Soldiers & Unheralded Voices of the LGBT Movement
Tracy Baim’s editorial files tell personal stories behind the LGBT movement.
Read MoreRemembering Chris Cornell, Soundgarden and a Pivotal Era in Rock
Exploring primary resources from the ‘80s and ‘90s reveal that since the beginning, critic struggled with classifying Cornell’s singular rock ’n ’roll vision.
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