What is it? Congressional Digest was founded in 1921 by suffragette Alice Gram Robinson, with the aim of providing voters with impartial reporting on high-interest issues. Each issue features an impartial overview on a contemporary topic with pro and con viewpoints … Continued
Dear Encounters, Great to see you this week and last! I’m so glad you like the digital concordances in the new Oxford Biblical Studies Online. And thanks for playing the Kahoots game!
A new online exhibit is available on the Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives digital image website called Archival Gems: The Gem Tintype Albums of St. Paul’s School. This exhibit features fifteen images from the St. Paul’s School Archives collection taken from … Continued
Researching an individual key to the Conference on the Atomic Bomb? Looking for their historical perspective and persuasion regarding use of the Atomic Bomb? Here is the Atomic Bomb Conference research guide, which aims to provide and suggest sources useful … Continued
New in the library’s eCollections are two newsreel databases. 60 Minutes: Streaming 60-minutes historical broadcasts from 1997-2014. And, for a more international perspective: World Newsreels Online: Streaming newsreels from the U.S., France and Japan from 1929-1966. Image information: “World … Continued