Tag: Home Page
Use this category for items that will appear on the Library’s home page.
Recent Additions!
The following titles have been added to the library’s collection during the past 30 days. The titles are linked to more information in the library catalog.
Furman Magazine Now Online
The Digital Collections Center is proud to announce the launch of its newest digital collection: Furman Magazine. This collection contains over 180 issues of the Furman Magazine beginning with its first issue in 1951 all the way up to its current issue from the Spring of 2015. The magazines are a fascinating look at the development . . .Continue reading Furman Magazine Now Online
Explore Demographic Data
Social Explorer is an online research tool designed to provide access to historical census data and demographic information. It creates maps and reports to help users visually analyze and understand demography and social change throughout history. The site currently includes the entire US Census history from 1790 to 2000, all annual updates from the American Community . . .Continue reading Explore Demographic Data
Video Database Trial
Database Trial: Academic Video Online: Premium Academic Video Online: Premium is comprised of over 45,000 video titles spanning essential subject areas, such as anthropology, business, counseling, history, music, film and science. Including the full content of collections such as Classical Music in Video, Environmental Studies in Video, LGBT Studies in Video, Meet the Press, and . . .Continue reading Video Database Trial
Research Assistance Hours
In addition, we are often on call, Monday through Friday. Feel free to come behind the desk and down the hallway to visit our offices for research assistance.
Creating the Rest of Your Life
Trying to figure out what your future holds? This month’s display in the James B. Duke Library highlights the following inspirational books: Creating the rest of your life : an atlas for manifesting success and excellence in life and work The art of happiness : a handbook for living Zero to one : notes on . . .Continue reading Creating the Rest of Your Life
Now Online: The Echo
The Echo has a rich history as an esteemed publication of student literary and art works. As a part of Furman’s effort to promote intellectual creativity amongst the student body, the magazine is a display of such academic and artistic excellence. The Echo is both by the students and for the students of Furman, with . . .Continue reading Now Online: The Echo
Change in Hours for Special Collections
Beginning Monday, May 11, the hours for Special Collections and Archives located on the second floor of the James B. Duke Library, will change to Monday – Friday, 1:00pm to 5:00pm. Please call or email in advance so we can confirm your appointment time and pull materials ahead of your visit. For faculty or students who have . . .Continue reading Change in Hours for Special Collections