Canadian 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 MorePoutine: Food Fad or New Staple in International Cuisine?
Research indicates French fry-gravy-cheese curd dish isn’t just for Canadians anymore.
Read MoreJoe Hill: The Legendary Troubadour of the Wobblies
The role of music in the labor movement, and how a rabble-rousing immigrant became a quintessential figure in labor history.
Read MoreVideo Inspires Greater Engagement in Learning
Survey reveals usage of video by students and scholars surges by 82% from 2014 to 2017.
Read MoreLL Cool J: First Hip Hop Artist to Win a Kennedy Award
LL Cool J is a true renaissance man who has left his mark in music, television, film, writing, philanthropy and entrepreneurship.
Read MoreDick Gregory: Comedy as a Tool for Social Change
For Dick Gregory, it seemed stirring up a bit of trouble let him know when he was on the right track.
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