Category Archives: serials

Free February Access to Visual Arts via Art Access

Taylor & Francis are providing free access to their Visual Arts collection via Art Access until February 28th. Users can explore 19 visual arts journals. Subjects covered include art history, photography, art therapy and visual culture. Three of the journals … Continue reading

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Two new English journals

New journals appear quite frequently in our various resources. JSTOR is an unusual resource because it gives us access not to current journals but to the archive of journals. JSTOR now gives us access to English Education and Research in … Continue reading

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New serials requests

The Library considers new serial requests once a year around July/August and any that are approved will begin in the new year. If you have any requests please send them through now. Because serials represent an ongoing cost for us, … Continue reading

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New journal table of contents alerting service

ticTOCs is a new scholarly journal tables of contents (TOCs) service. It’s free, its easy to use, and it provides access to the most recent tables of contents of over 11,000 scholarly journals from more than 400 publishers. It helps … Continue reading

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New serials requests

The Library considers requests for new serials once every year around July/August. Serials represent an ongoing expense so requests usually need some justification in terms of its usefulness for particular courses, numbers of students expected to be using it, quality … Continue reading

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Sage Journals Online

The Library now has access to a collection called Sage Journals Online. This includes all the journals in the Sage Education collection (see the website for a list of titles) as well as others in the social sciences more generally. … Continue reading

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