Blogs

How the Margaret Sanger Papers illuminate the intersections of social reform in the 20th century

Discovering deeper insights into the American-Indian Wars and U.S. policies on Native American assimilation.

Stanford researchers explore how and why the novel contributions of underrepresented scientists are discounted and devalued

Isabel Richter, a German history professor at UC Berkeley, speaks about bringing new perspectives to her students through the power of a 1985 Holocaust documentary

A ProQuest blogger interviews a 25-year public library veteran – who also happens to be the woman who raised her.

What’s it like to work on the largest video subscription available to libraries? Sarah Brennan, a “bad-ass” librarian and product manager at ProQuest, shares the story of her non-traditional career – and why she loves her job.

Whether they’re doing research on economics or dance, Beloit students and faculty now have more choices

Shoah, Harriet Jacobs, Algorithms, Old Irish Airs and more