Films On Demand has added 101 new videos since March. Take a look!
Please see the latest spreadsheet of Library discards and contact Danielle if you’d like any of them for your department. Most of these books are about medicine and health.
AccessScience has added lots of new science-related content since January, including a book: Basic Science of Oncology. New and updated articles include:
Editorial briefings include:
News stories include:
April is National Poetry Month and you’ll find lots of poetry in our print and online collections. Visit these sites for more poetry resources:
Stop by and check out our poetry display!
April is Autism Acceptance Month, formerly known as Autism Awareness Month. According to the CDC, 1 out of 36 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The Autism Society defines ASD as “a complex, lifelong developmental condition that typically appears during early childhood and can impact a person’s social skills, communication, relationships, and self-regulation,” though everyone experiences autism differently. Celebrate neurodiversity and learn more about autism with these books and videos from our collection.
Here are some of the books on autism that we’ve added to our collection this year:
Check out these sites for more information:
Check out the new books and music we added to our collection in March. Here are just a few of the new titles:
Opposing Viewpoints is constantly adding and updating coverage of current events and social issues, perfect for students writing argument papers. Here are some new and recently updated topics:
March is Women’s History Month and March 8th is International Women’s Day. Celebrate women’s achievements and history with these books from our collection. Check out these sites for more information:
As President Biden said in his Proclamation on Women’s History Month, 2024:
Throughout history, the vision and achievements of powerful women have strengthened our Nation and opened the doors of opportunity wider for all of us. Though their stories too often go untold, all of us stand on the shoulders of these sung and unsung trailblazers — from the women who took a stand as suffragists, abolitionists, and labor leaders to pioneering scientists and engineers, groundbreaking artists, proud public servants, and brave members of our Armed Forces.
Check out our Women’s History Month display and explore our collection!