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:
If you’re looking for extensive, unbiased coverage of social issues and topics in the news, check out the Reference Shelf series. You’ll find print copies on our shelves and most are also online at Salem Online. The latest three titles are:
Get the facts and have an informed opinion!
Just a reminder that the Library provides online access to The Chronicle of Higher Education, including:
Check out The Chronicle today!
Check out the new books we added to our collection in December. Here are just a few of the new titles:
Check out the new books, music, and movies we added to our collection in November. Here are just a few of the new titles:
Please see the latest spreadsheet of Library discards and contact Melanie if you’d like any of them for your department. These books cover topics like design, astronomy, physics, chemistry, earth science, biology, botany, and anatomy & physiology.
AccessScience added new science-related content in September and October. New and updated articles include:
Editorial briefings include:
News stories include:
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:
November is Native American Heritage Month, also known as National American Indian Heritage Month. Join us in celebrating the rich history, the variety of cultures, and the many contributions of the First Americans to the world. As President Biden said in his Proclamation on National Native American Heritage Month, 2024:
Indigenous peoples have persisted and survived — a testament to their resilience and resolve. Today, Native communities are leading the way forward and continuing to strengthen the fabric of the United States. They have long served in the United States military and currently serve in the highest levels of government — including the Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland, America’s first Native American Cabinet secretary. In every field and sector, Native peoples are pushing for progress and contributing to our shared prosperity.
Learn more with books, ebooks, and videos from our collection and check out these sites for more information:
