Blog 2020

Introducing the Black Freedom Struggle website, a selection of primary source documents for teaching and learning about the pursuit of civil rights.

ProQuest supports libraries impacted by the devastating shutdown of the Dawsonera platform.

“We can expand beyond the walls of our building and extend our reach to become more accessible to students,” says Scott Drone-Silvers.

Stanley Milgram’s “Obedience,” Bessie Coleman, Smallpox, Masculinities Studies and more.

As the necessity for online resources soars in support of remote and hybrid learning, librarians are feeling the pressure. Help build a library that works for every researcher – even in times of uncertainty.

Partners In Health founders discuss COVID-19, healthcare in developing countries, and the power of film.

ProQuest’s E Now program helped UTAR make quick decisions on content acquisition and reduced stress for the library staff.

When a series of challenges – including the COVID-19 pandemic – struck San Diego State University’s library, ProQuest had solutions.

Now declassified, these briefs were once called “the most highly sensitized classified document[s] in the government.”

In a new case study, Princeton University Researcher Gavin Cook explains how he used TDM Studio to analyze a dataset of 700,000 newspaper articles related to COVID-19 — and how he gained insights into the areas of greatest interest.