Don’t tear your hair out! Our Digital Collections website is currently unavailable as we migrate our software from CONTENTdm to TIND DA. We anticipate the collections being available by Friday, November 7th. Furman University’s digital collections contain nearly 250K items, Continue reading Digital Collections Website Unavailable
The Furman Community will no longer have to download a separate Adobe digital editions reader to access our EBook subscriptions. Everything is available and more accessible than ever on our new EBook Central App! Read below for step-by-step instructions on Continue reading Introducing ProQuest EBook Central App
If you use EBSCO databases like Academic Search Premier, Business Source Ultimate, Communication Source Complete, or PsycInfo, you’ll notice some big changes! You’ll be greeted by a cleaner and more streamlined design, more intuitive filter/sort/find features, and a suite of Continue reading EBSCO Database Enhancements
Furman University Libraries is excited to offer students, faculty, and staff free access to Flipster, a digital magazine platform that makes browsing your favorite titles easier than ever. Whether you’re on your laptop, phone, or tablet, Flipster brings a collection Continue reading Explore the World of Digital Magazines with Flipster
Are you making the most of the resources available to you through Furman University Libraries? Whether you’re looking for books to read for pleasure or want to stay up to date with the latest news publications, we have two upcoming Continue reading Discover Library Resources: Employee Professional Development Sessions
Unlimited Learning, Unlimited Possibilities At Furman, we believe in equipping students and faculty with the best resources to excel academically and professionally. That’s why O’Reilly for Higher Education is available to you—for free. Whether you’re preparing for industry certifications, diving Continue reading Level Up Your Skills for Free with O’Reilly for Higher Education
Few stories evoke the holiday spirit so readily as Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. First published in December of 1843, the book reportedly sold out all 6,000 copies on its first day (Dickens, Wannamaker, p. 5). In the years since Continue reading Scrooge at Furman
Furman University Math and Computer junior Hayes Brown ’26 has made the most of the digital access to the New York Times provided by the Furman Libraries. One day, while reading the Times, Hayes came across an article in the Continue reading Hayes Brown: Furman Junior Featured in The New York Times, Thanks to Library Access
James Meredith, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Integration of the University of Mississippi Many today only know Ole Miss for football. Often memories are short where sports are concerned, especially the juggernaut that is American college football in the Continue reading BHM #29 – James Meredith, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Integration of the University of Mississippi
Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa is a rich collection of more than 27,000 objects and 190,000 pages of documents and images. The liberation of Southern Africa and the dismantling of the Apartheid regime was a major political development in the Continue reading BHM #28 – Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa