NEWS
New Online Resources from the Library
The library recently added three great new resources to its online collection. Find these and many more in our databases section:
- Gale Virtual Reference Library - Search across the full text of 94 encyclopedias and other reference volumes at once. This is a growing collection comprised of reference volumes in most academic disciplines.
- Literature Criticism Online - A huge and cross-searchable collection of scholarly and popular literary criticism on novels, drama, poetry and short stories dating from 1400 to the present.
- MarketLine - An in-depth and up-to-date collection of global business and economic information, including country, industry and company profiles, business news, and country statistics.
Interlibrary Loan details
ILL requests for books will not be accepted after Friday, April 9th because there will not be time to receive the items before the end of the semester. Additionally, all ILL items will be due no later than Monday, April 19th. These deadlines do not apply to ILL requests for articles. Questions? Contact Keri Murcray.
E-Books now Searchable in Library Catalog (WebCat)
You can now search for all books in the library collection, both in-print and electronic, through the library catalog (WebCat). That means it's no longer necessary to search a separate database such as ebrary or NetLibrary to find the book you're looking for. Additionally, most audio content from Classical Music Library is also now searchable through the library catalog.
New Business Information Resource: MarketLine
The library is excited to introduce the latest addition to our e-resources collection: MarketLine, a global business and economic information database. It includes a comprehensive and up-to-date collection of company, industry and country information, including complete profiles, news, financial deals, SWOT analyses and a powerful statistics database. For more information, contact Matthew Goddard or take a look at the brochure (PDF, 0.75 MB).
Springer E-books Trial Available Through April 30
From now through April 30, CBU has access to nearly 20,000 e-books from Springer, a major academic publisher in the sciences, technical and medical fields. Access the trial here. Comments and questions can be directed to Matthew Goddard.
Music Index Online Moves to EBSCOhost
EBSCO Publishing has purchased Music Index Online, the library's online index to scholarly music journals. Beginning Friday, Feb. 12, all links will send users to the EBSCOhost interface for searching Music Index Online rather than the old interface. To search Music Index Online in EBSCOhost now, click here.