Faculty, staff, and students at the Middlebury campuses in both Vermont and Monterey now have access to the E-Library of the International Monetary Fund. The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) eLibrary simplifies analysis and research with direct access to the IMF’s periodicals, books, working papers and studies. In addition to nearly 14,000 of the IMF’s publications, the […]…Continue Reading New for the library – IMF e-Library
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Dictionary of Natural Products – trial through August 18, 2015
By faculty request, we are evaluating CRC’s Dictionary of Natural Products on CRC’s CHEMNetBASE platform. This is a comprehensive database of 170,000 natural products effectively organized into a key information product. The wealth of data provided includes names and synonyms, formulae, chemical structures, CAS Registry Numbers, extensive source data, uses and applications, physical state, melting […]…Continue Reading Dictionary of Natural Products – trial through August 18, 2015
BrowZine – trial through August 10, 2015
BrowZine is an application that allows you to browse, read and follow thousands of the library’s subscribed scholarly journals from your Android and iOS mobile devices, all in a format optimized for your tablet or smartphone! (and coming soon – available on the web!) if we subscribe to it, you can browse the journal and […]…Continue Reading BrowZine – trial through August 10, 2015
New to the libraries – Korean Studies Information Systems
Thanks in part to a generous grant from the Korea Foundation, the Middlebury community now has access to full-text (in Korean!) of over 2000 journals and 800 e-books in the KoreanStudies Information Services Systems database known as KISS.
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New for the libraries – Roper Center’s Public Opinion Archives
The Middlebury Libraries recently subscribed to the Public Opinion Archives of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research. This vast trove of data from public opinion surveys is one of the world’s leading archives of social science data, focused on surveys conducted by the news media and commercial polling firms. Most of the surveys in […]…Continue Reading New for the libraries – Roper Center’s Public Opinion Archives
The Rutland Herald – online at Middlebury
Online access to local papers can be difficult and confusing. Here’s a rundown of how you can read the Rutland Herald (and Barre Times-Argus) online, right now*, at Middlebury College. Today’s Rutland Herald: rutlandherald.com: If you click on a link on one of the newspaper’s main pages to “read more,” you will probably see the […]…Continue Reading The Rutland Herald – online at Middlebury
New for the libraries – Indigenous Peoples primary sources and more
We’re pleased to announce that Middlebury College users now have access to extensive manuscripts, newspapers, periodicals, documents, photographs, and some short films covering the history of indigenous peoples in North America – We have also extended our access to the archive of the Times of London, which now includes through 2009. Both of these and […]…Continue Reading New for the libraries – Indigenous Peoples primary sources and more