What Did the CIA Really Know About the JFK Assassination?
The release of secret documents fuels the research passions of history buffs, scholars and conspiracy theorists.
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Using reliable news content to learn how to think like a journalist and become a critical news consumer.
Read MoreA Message from Stephen Rhind-Tutt, Co-founder, Alexander Street
Stephen Rhind-Tutt takes a new role advising on all of ProQuest’s products and strategy rather than just Alexander Street’s.
Read MoreVoices from the Trenches in WWI
November 11th is a day of remembering and honoring military veterans in the U.S., Great Britain, Canada, Australia and France.
Read MoreExpose the Latest Thinking in Research with Working Papers
Working papers provide students and scholars access to cutting-edge research in their field – often years before it’s published.
Read MoreDocumenting the Power of Petitions
Exploring British history through a popular form of political participation
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Read MoreThe 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 MoreRemembering Tom Petty – and His Surprising Punk Past
The recent death of Tom Petty left a multitude of fans feeling, well, heartbroken. And nostalgic.
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