by Diane Geraci | Dec 17, 2015
Library closed or working from home? Over 14,000 electronic books are available, using VPN access, check out these collections: ACLS Humanities E-Book over 4,500 humanities titles Cambridge Histories Online access to many Asian, British, European and Global, Middle...
by Ivett Molnar | Dec 1, 2015
At the end of the year Westlaw International will be upgraded to an improved platform: International Materials on Thomson Reuters WestlawNext™ with more intuitive navigation, additional content and functionality. To learn more watch the video tutorial, read a detailed...
by Diane Geraci | Oct 28, 2015
Leading source of analysis of the economies of Central, East, and Southeast Europe (CESEE) that includes times series of downloadable data, most from 1990, some series from as early as 1960s. Databases available: wiiw Annual Database of key macroeconomic and...
by Ivett Molnar | Oct 16, 2015
PDQT is the world’s most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses on the humanities and social sciences with citation coverage from 1637 to present and full text for most of the dissertations added since 1997 with strong retrospective full text coverage...
by Ivett Molnar | Oct 2, 2015
CEU Library now subscribes to the Cambridge Journals collection of 300 e-journals, with no embargo, primarily in the humanities, law, and social sciences, back to 1997. After logging on via the CEU network, you do not have to register on the site, but if you do, then...
by Diane Geraci | Sep 16, 2015
It’s here. Let us know how you like it. Visit this blog often for updates about e-resources, database trials, training sessions, the new CEU Library, and more. Thanks to those faculty and students who participated in our usability testing over the summer and...
