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Blogs 29 June 2021

Improving Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Publishing

Why scholarly resources about underrepresented communities need to be written by and for people from those communities

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Blogs 06 July 2021

Better Content for Less Money: Beloit College Library Finds Success in Comprehensive Databases

Whether they’re doing research on economics or dance, Beloit students and faculty now have more choices
Blogs 01 July 2021

The Diversity-Innovation Paradox in Science

Stanford researchers explore how and why the novel contributions of underrepresented scientists are discounted and devalued
Blogs 29 October 2019

How Frankenstein Became a Literary Classic

More than a century after its publication, there was a shift in perceptions
of Mary Shelley’s “minor horror story”

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Blogs 19 February 2018

The Real History Behind Hostiles

Discovering deeper insights into the American-Indian Wars and U.S. policies on Native American assimilation.
Blogs 09 September 2020

How Do We Talk to Students About Racism?

Teaching students the hard history of slavery and race relations in the U.S.
to better understand the present and prepare for the future
Blogs 29 June 2021

Improving Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Publishing

Why scholarly resources about underrepresented communities need to be written by and for people from those communities

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Blogs 28 May 2021

5 Ways ProQuest Can Support your DEI Initiatives

As library leaders learn how to respond to shifting priorities, we can help
Blogs 08 April 2021

An Easier Way to Build More Inclusive Library Collections

ProQuest’s new Diversity Collection simplifies research and learning from alternative perspectives
Blogs 14 July 2016

Triumphing over Violent Invaders to Preserve Ancient Manuscripts

It is not unusual for librarians to fight for patron privacy and against censorship, but those fights aren’t against violent extremist groups.
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Blogs 09 August 2018

My Mother the Librarian

A ProQuest blogger interviews a 25-year public library veteran – who also happens to be the woman who raised her.
Blogs 08 October 2018

Sarah Brennan: The Librarian Behind the Scenes at Academic Video Online

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.
Blogs 15 January 2021

Be ‘E Ready’ with Books, Periodicals, Video, Music Scores and More

Learn how ProQuest is helping libraries grow their collections and reinvent the way they serve their communities.

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Blogs 06 July 2021

Better Content for Less Money: Beloit College Library Finds Success in Comprehensive Databases

Whether they’re doing research on economics or dance, Beloit students and faculty now have more choices
Blogs 08 July 2021

Editor Picks for Faculty…July Issue

Shoah, Harriet Jacobs, Algorithms, Old Irish Airs and more
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Propaganda of the French Revolution

Propaganda of the French Revolution

How the off-color humor and lowbrow songs of working-class radicals fueled a major turning point in European history

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A Journey in Song: Nelson Mandela, Reggae and Rumba

A Journey in Song: Nelson Mandela, Reggae and Rumba

Multimedia resources open up new avenues of exploration into a human rights hero’s life and legacy

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29 July 2021

History, Trauma, and Coming to Terms with the Past: Using ‘Shoah’ in the Classroom

Isabel Richter, a German history professor at UC Berkeley, speaks about bringing new perspectives to her students through the power of a 1985 Holocaust documentary

Blogs, Academic, Librarian, Faculty
21 July 2021

Appreciating Smaller Publishers: “Making a Difference” at Bristol University Press

Timely, peer-reviewed research from an activist university press whose CEO says it ‘can be a bit shouty’ may not sound like traditional academic publishing

Blogs, Academic, Librarian, Faculty
09 July 2021

June 2021 Top Titles at Public Libraries

Here are the top twenty titles public library patrons looked for in June 2021.

Blogs
08 July 2021

Editor Picks for Faculty…July Issue

Shoah, Harriet Jacobs, Algorithms, Old Irish Airs and more

Blogs, Academic, Community College, Public, Librarian, Faculty
06 July 2021

Better Content for Less Money: Beloit College Library Finds Success in Comprehensive Databases

Whether they’re doing research on economics or dance, Beloit students and faculty now have more choices

Blogs, Academic, Librarian, Faculty
01 July 2021

The Diversity-Innovation Paradox in Science

Stanford researchers explore how and why the novel contributions of underrepresented scientists are discounted and devalued

Blogs, Academic, Librarian, Faculty
30 June 2021

ISBN: A History

Explore the history of the ISBN, the International Standard Book Number

Blogs
29 June 2021

Improving Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Publishing

Why scholarly resources about underrepresented communities need to be written by and for people from those communities

Blogs, Academic, Librarian, Faculty
16 June 2021

Showcasing Titles for Pride Month

Show off your LGBTQ+ titles with Book Display Widgets.

Blogs
10 June 2021

Meeting the Urgent Need for E Resources

How UC Berkeley adapted to an immediate demand for digital content – and supported an existing space reclamation project

Blogs, Academic, Librarian
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