Blog 2017

Nearly 450 librarians from around the world shared information with us about how they acquire books. What they said might surprise you.

How do primary source documents help us better understand current events related to organized labor?

Honoring Ron Walters and the sit-in student protests of the civil rights movement.

ProQuest surveyed more than 1,300 faculty and students to learn not only what content types they use – but the reasons behind their choices.

How reading works by marginalized authors enhances understanding of ourselves and each other.

Decades of congressional research reports reveal the history of North Korea, its leadership and the people who live there.

Details of the last moments of Che Guevara’s life among top secret information revealed in new DNSA collection.

In the 1990s, tens of thousands of Haitians poured into refugee camps. Most adults repatriated; scores of children were stranded.

ProQuest’s Statement Concerning the MLA International Bibliography Exclusivity with EBSCO.

Authors Wayne and Shirley Wiegand talk about a little-known chapter in the Civil Rights Movement.