The library has added two great new resources! Our list of databases now includes Nineteenth Century British Library Newspapers and National Geographic Magazine Digital Archive, both from Gale. Chances are you’re already familiar with a lot of great Gale databases. From the major ones, Opposing Viewpoints and Biography in Context, to other mainstays like the… Read more »
Month: June 2013
Education Videos
A few weeks ago we looked at VAST, a multidisciplinary video source that can help you with your projects and presentations. But we have a lot of more specialized video databases, and if you are interested in education, one of them has just grown a lot bigger. Education in Video has just added content from… Read more »
Put Your Best Foot Forward
As a new class of IU East graduates moves out into the world, they will find themselves entering the highly competitive job market. And the library is here to help, with career guides and occupational resources. But as a recent article in the Palladium Item shows, the nationwide difficulty in finding a job isn’t necessarily… Read more »
Women in Art
Ann Kim, Indiana University East Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, and her students this summer are exploring the representation and depiction of women in art. The students will be sharing their knowledge with the public during two free lectures at the Richmond Art Museum on June 12 and June 26, from 12:45-1:45. One of the… Read more »