Category: Library news

Indigenous Peoples of North America, Part II: The Indian Rights Association, 1882–1986 provides a near complete record of the efforts of the first organization to … Read more

The Library has expanded its collection of IEEE eBooks and added the following collection:  River publishers 2022 frontlist* This collection will be of particular interest … Read more

50% of our University of Kent print theses will soon be available online thanks to a project run and funded by Information Services We selected … Read more

CORE is the world’s largest aggregator of open access research papers from repositories and journals. CORE harvests research papers from institutional and subject repositories, and … Read more

More about this resource: Index to over 900 Wildlife journals based on records from Wildlife Review Abstracts, formerly Wildlife Review, which was a print publication produced by … Read more

The library has expanded its collection of Routledge Handbooks online, and added the following collections: Foreign Languages 2021 Literature 2019 Literature 2020 Literature 2021 These … Read more

The Library has expanded its collection of Cambridge University Press anthropology ebooks to include publications from 2020/21. This collection will be of particular interest if … Read more

The Library has expanded its collection of ElgarOnline eBooks and added the following collections: Geography – Planning and Tourism 2021 Geography – Planning and Tourism … Read more

We all know that a little stress can be constructive – I mean, why work when there’s no deadline? Too much stress, however, can be … Read more

Working digitally does not come naturally to me: I confess, I have reams of hand-written notes left over from my degree and I still scribble … Read more