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A Small Library Modernizes its Services During the Pandemic
How Mary Immaculate College upgraded to Alma at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Explore content on Indigenous Peoples, as well as artificial intelligence, mental health policy and more
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Appreciating Smaller Publishers: From Four-Letter Words to Social Justice, The Story of Akashic Books
A publishing house founded by a former punk-rocker is now known for its unusual themes, dark humor and unwavering support for diverse writers
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Behind the ‘Squid Game’ Phenomenon
A look at the economics, politics and culture behind the wildly popular Korean dystopian thriller, Squid Game
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Religion, Women’s Rights, Violence, Grief: Just a Few of the Themes Explored in Groundbreaking ‘Purple Sage’ Documentary
‘Riders of the Purple Sage: The Making of a Western Opera’ takes viewers through the process of bringing new life to a 110-year-old Zane Grey novel
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Research is a Multistep Process that Takes Practice
Why Professor Jill Jensen assigns ProQuest Historical Newspapers to business students at the University of Redlands
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ProQuest One Business, Rapido and Pivot-RP Honored in Charleston Advisor’s ‘Readers’ Choice’ Awards
Business resource named ‘Best New Product’ in magazine’s annual awards issue
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Axe Murders, Dead Relatives and Disembodied Music: The World’s Creepiest Dissertations
Scratch your Halloween itch by diving into the dark side of academic research
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