JSTOR has announced the availability of Register & Read, a program that offers free, limited, read-only JSTOR access for individuals who have registered for a MyJSTOR account. Users with partial or no current access to JSTOR may now create a MyJSTOR account and add up to three items to a reading shelf for free. Since [...]
When you search in Google Scholar, you’re able to identify scholarly journal articles much easier than in the main Google search. And have you noticed also that many of these are in “full text” (the entire article online), but that you would have to pay for others? The secret trick you need to know is [...]
The Center for Irish Studies has underwritten a new and growing interdisciplinary collection related to Ireland. The JSTOR Ireland Collection is now available, in addition to the other JSTOR collections we already provide (Arts & Sciences I, II, III, and IV collections, and Health & General Sciences). All of our JSTOR collections can be searched [...]
As we recently announced, year-end funding from President Bruce Grube has enabled the addition of significant new electronic collections in the near future. This followed a database review by the library faculty in which we had to identify several databases to cancel, due to a budget shortfall. The previous cancellation announcement is here. As an [...]
Zach S. Henderson Library is pleased to announce that year-end funding from President Bruce Grube will enable the addition of significant new electronic collections in the near future. As we recently announced, these will include JSTOR Arts & Sciences II (124 electronic journals in such areas as economics, history, archaeology, classics, and Asian, African, Latin [...]
When you search in Google Scholar, you’re able to identify scholarly journal articles much easier than in the main Google search. And have you noticed also that many of these are in “full text” (the entire article online), but that you would have to pay for others? The secret trick you need to know is [...]
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