While researching on business and marketing topics, it is helpful to get a scope of the field with articles that experts in the field are writing, as well as looking into specific financial information about various companies and industries. With the Gale Business: Insights database you can explore company and industry information via financial statements, Read More
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Research & Instruction: Gale Business: Insights
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Research & Instruction: PsycINFO
Background and database coverage Created and updated by the American Psychology Association, PsycINFO contains more than 1800 journals, books, reports, dissertations and theses. The database covers diverse psychology subjects such as applied psychology, physiological psychology and psychometrics and statistics among others. All together, PsycINFO’s cited references total more than 8 million (ProQuest, 2025). Searching Read More
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Research & Instruction: British Literary Manuscripts Online
British Literary Manuscripts Online (BLMO) is a digital database provided by Gale that offers researchers access to a wealth of original manuscripts, drafts, letters, and other primary documents from British literary figures. This resource is particularly valuable for scholars studying the development of British literature, textual variations, authorial intent, and the historical context in which Read More
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Research & Instruction: World Council of Churches Online: Relations with the Roman Catholic Church
The history of ecumenical dialogue between Christian churches and denominations is rich and complex, with significant steps toward unity involving the Roman Catholic Church. The Church has played a crucial role in the modern ecumenical movement, particularly through initiatives like the Second Vatican Council and ongoing dialogues with various Protestant and Orthodox churches. The World Read More
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Research & Instruction: Berliner Philharmoniker Digital Concert Hall
For musicians, it can be invaluable to not only listen to recordings while studying, but also to watch performances. We have several options to watch performances, but today I am going to highlight the Berliner Philharmoniker Digital Concert Hall. The Digital Concert Hall provides streaming, high definition video of the Berlin Philharmonic’s performances. The library Read More
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Research & Instruction: IEEE Xplore Digital Library, Indispensable for Engineers
IEEE Xplore Digital Library is a digital database specializing in computer science, engineering and chemistry areas. IEEE or the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, is an organization that works to promote the advancement of technology. With over 460,000 members and over two thousand and seven hundred chapters, IEEE is the largest professional technical organization Read More
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Research & Instruction: Jumpstart your Research with Oxford Bibliographies
Starting research on any new topic is difficult, as identifying resources and evaluating them can be overwhelming when you are faced with a seemingly endless amount of online possibilities. Case in point is my recent experience. I needed to find information on CBT or cognitive behavioral therapy, a topic with which I had little familiarity. Read More
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Research & Instruction: American Fiction, 1774-1920
Embark on a literary journey through the epochs of American history with American Fiction, 1774–1920. This resource encompasses more than 17,800 works of prose fiction written by Americans from the political beginnings of the United States through World War I, including thousands never before available online. This landmark digital collection is based on authoritative bibliographies Read More
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New Gale Database: Political Extremism and Radicalism
Catholic University Libraries has acquired a number of databases from Gale Cengage on social, political, historical, and health topics. Gale Primary Sources consist of large collections divided into case studies on critical, contemporary issues, each of which is backed with an accessible collection of hand-picked primary sources. In addition, each case study contains a bibliography Read More
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SAGE Video Collection: Trial through July 8, 2021
The University Libraries offers a trial of a rich and diverse collection of videos across the social, behavioral, and health sciences. The SAGE Video Collection is designed to support instruction, learning, and research in colleges and universities. The subject areas represented in this trial include business & management; counseling & psychotherapy; criminology & criminal justice; Read More
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