Category: Resources

April is Jazz Month: Celebrate with Naxos Music Library: Jazz

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  • Publication date April 10, 2015

Celebrate America’s gift to the world this month with our new database, Naxos Music Library: Jazz. Many of you may already know Naxos Music Library for its rich collection of thousands of classical recordings. This new Jazz collection is its hep-cat younger sibling. Naxos Music Library: Jazz offers more than 32,000 artists on more than…Continue Reading April is Jazz Month: Celebrate with Naxos Music Library: Jazz

Communication Source with Communication Abstracts

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  • Publication date March 12, 2015

The Libraries have recently expanded our research sources for communication, speech, and rhetoric with the Communication Source database from Ebsco. A comprehensive index for communication topics, this database incorporates the content ofCommunication Abstracts (formerly published by Sage) and Ebsco’s Communication and Mass Media Complete database, along with numerous other journals in communication, rhetoric, linguistics, mass…Continue Reading Communication Source with Communication Abstracts

Cherokee is the Latest Language Offering from Mango

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  • Publication date February 15, 2015

Mango Languages has just announced their newest course offering: Cherokee. This new course was created in partnership with the Cherokee Nation and the Tulsa City-County Library. Thanks to this partnership, Tulsa City-County library patrons, and patrons in over 3,000 libraries nationwide, can learn to speak, read, and communicate in Cherokee from their laptops, mobile devices,…Continue Reading Cherokee is the Latest Language Offering from Mango

Celebrating African American Heritage: Chicago Defender Archive

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  • Publication date February 2, 2015

February 2, 2015 The Libraries recently added a subscription to the full historical archive of the Chicago Defender. The Chicago Defender was the most influential African-American newspaper of the 20th century. With the majority of its readership outside the Chicago region, it served as the de facto national black newspaper in the U.S. Covering 1910-1975,…Continue Reading Celebrating African American Heritage: Chicago Defender Archive