Panthers, finals week is right around the corner, and the Leatherby Libraries is here to support you during your study sessions! Continue reading to learn about the finals week resources and services the Leatherby Libraries provide. Coffee at Finals Week – SGA & Leatherby Libraries Collaboration For all of our Panthers who enjoy a sweet
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to the Indigenous Life in America database from Newsbank and Readex. This database documents the experiences and impact of Indigenous Americans as recorded by the news media from 1690 to 2016. The primary sources in this collection offer an expansive window into centuries of Indigenous history as
The Leatherby Libraries is excited to launch the Systematic Review and Evidence Synthesis Service (SRESS)! Created to support Chapman University’s research mission, SRESS will support Chapman faculty, staff, researchers, and students with their systematic review and evidence synthesis projects. Evidence synthesis means analyzing and combining multiple studies to understand a topic thoroughly. It is used
Do you want to know how the Leatherby Libraries can support your research journey by helping meet publisher and funder data-sharing requirements? Join us for the Spring 2025 installment of “Sharing Your Research Data with Chapman Figshare,” hosted by our Data Services Librarian, Andrew Greenman, to learn more! This virtual workshop will explore Chapman Figshare,
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to the “Interrogating Colonial Documents and Narratives” module of Research Methods Primary Sources from AM. This module introduces students to the key concerns and issues associated with studying colonial history. Students and instructors will receive support in learning how to use colonial primary sources for learning and
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are pleased to announce that the Chapman research community now has access to the Taylor & Francis Women’s Studies Ebooks Collection. This database features a curated collection of key titles in Women’s Studies, examining the impact of race, ethnicity, geography, class, sexual orientation, and gender construction on the
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to the Vogue Archive. This database includes the entire run of the US edition of Vogue from 1892 to the present, reproduced in high-resolution color images. The Vogue Archive is an essential primary source for fashion and modern social history studies. Researchers will find the database useful
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to Cabells Journalytics Medicine & Predatory Reports. This resource is separate from our ongoing subscription to the Cabells Directory of Publishing Opportunities and focuses specifically on journals in the medical field with their publication guidelines. The “Journalytics” directory assists scholars in identifying over 7,000 journals for publication
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to offer access to Reuters NewsFilm for Education. This video archive includes everything from historical newsreels dating back to 1896 to current events from over 160 countries. This database allows students to download and use clips in their own documentary and film productions! The usage must be non-commercial and credit
The Leatherby Libraries is pleased to now offer access to Bloomsbury Dress and Costume Library. This database contains interdisciplinary resources on the study of dress and costume history, design, and creation from 3300 BCE to the present. However, the majority of coverage is on the last several centuries. Primary sources, scholarly and reference books, articles,