Our 2019 renewal for Cambridge Core (ebooks and ejournals from Cambridge University Press) includes access to their new Cambridge Elements series containing “original, concise, authoritative, and peer-reviewed scholarly and scientific research, organised into focused series edited by leading scholars, and providing comprehensive coverage of the key topics in disciplines spanning the arts and sciences.”
If you use any support or training materials from EBSCO, you may be interested to know that in January 2019, EBSCO will begin replacing its current support site, EBSCO Help, with a new site called EBSCO Connect. This new site promises product documentation and training options, including on-demand training. If you […]
A quick note to inform everyone that we moved print materials related to library science from HSS to the Education library at the beginning of the fall term, in order to support the relocation of SLIS to the Faculty of Education buildings. This move involved approximately 1400 items, and all […]
A new agreement between MIT and the Royal Society of Chemistry combines traditional subscription-based access to RSC articles for the MIT community with immediate open access to MIT-authored articles, making them freely available to all audiences at the time of publication. It is the first of its kind among North American […]
From OCUL: Ontario university libraries are pleased to announce the release of over seven decades of important public opinion data to the broader academic community and the public.Included in the collection are the historical Canadian Gallup polls, covering the years 1945 to 2000, held at the Carleton University MacOdrum Library, […]