Blog 2017

Documents from the National Security Archive reveal an era of cooperation in U.S.-Russian relations.

In November, the San Francisco Public Library opened its doors – and its hearts – during California’s deadliest-ever wildfire.

In honor of the 70th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

When Tokyo-based International Christian University received a government grant for multi-lingual teaching and learning, the library had to rethink its content strategy.

The private institution used a combination of demand-driven acquisition models to increase usage, reduce cost per use and build an ebook collection tailored to its unique community.

Modernizing selection and acquisition so librarians can buy what they need and use what they buy.

An instructional designer shares her perspective on how video impacts teaching and learning outcomes.

Is your syllabus getting stale? Shake up your class this fall with a variety of content from ProQuest.

What’s it like to work on the largest video subscription available to libraries? Sarah Brennan, a “bad-ass” librarian and product manager at ProQuest, shares the story of her non-traditional career – and why she loves her job.

1,300 faculty members and students report on the impact to learning and research.