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The Learning Commons NEWSLETTER

October 2008
A new interlibrary loan system called ILLiad is coming October 27! This state-of-the-art interlibrary loan system will enable us to serve you better. For example, you will find it easier to submit your ILL requests because you will only need to enter your name, address, and other personal information into the system once, at the time of your first request. And you will be able to check the status of your request through the Web at any time from any location without having to call us. [More info]
 
August 2008
 
We now have a site license to JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association). The site license will allow electronic access for both campuses without having to type a special login. That means you'll be able to link more easily from library databases to individual articles in JAMA.
 
Take a look at the new databases we added over the summer, which include Communication & Mass Media Complete and SPORTDiscus with Full Text.
 
April 2008
Just in time for Earth Day: Check out our newest database, GreenFILE. It indexes information about environmental concerns such as global warming, sustainable agriculture, recycling, renewable energy, and more !
 
February 2008
Almost certainly better at crosswords and 99% certain to beat you at Trivial Pursuit. Find out what all the fuss is about by visiting Credo Reference!
 
December 2007
You've been asking, and we've been listening! We now have Britannica Online (Encyclopaedia Britannica) and OED Online (that favorite of English students, The Oxford English Dictionary)!
 
October 2007
The College of St. Catherine student newspaper, The Wheel, is now online back to 1935! Take it for a spin!
 
August 2007
If you're researching companies, industries, stocks, bonds, funds, or the economy, be sure to try our newest business resource, Standard & Poor's NetAdvantage. [More info]
 
May 2007
Upcoming changes to off-campus access to library databases through EZproxy: On May 22nd, the requirements for logging in to library databases from off-campus locations will change. Most people will login using their CSC network login, rather than library barcode, to access databases from off campus. For more information, see Connecting to Library Databases from Off-Campus.
 
EZproxy unavailable Monday, May 21st, during software upgrade. In addition, please note that we will be upgrading the software on our EZproxy server on May 21st beginning at 10:00 AM. During this upgrade, off-campus access will be unavailable. The upgrade might require up to two hours, but we'll restore off-campus access as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience.
 
New databases! We have added the JSTOR Arts & Sciences V collection, as well as Women and Social Movements.
 
February 2007
The Assignment Calculator will create a customized calendar for you to help you plan for and write your next term paper. Try it out!!
 
January 2007
We have added Old Testament Abstracts and New Testament Abstracts, giving you an even broader array of research databases for theology. (Did you know we added the Catholic Periodical and Literature Index last year?) See our Theology Databases page for details.
 
October 2006
RefWorks, the personal citation manager, is here. Try it! It creates bibliographies by magic. (Well, almost!)
 
The InfoTrac databases are getting a whole new look! We are transitioning to InfoTrac's next-generation interface called PowerSearch.
 
September 2006
Just in time for the new year, we're offering a new research database: Food Science and Technology Abstracts, an essential research tool in the areas of food science, food technology, and human nutrition. [More info]
 
July 2006
Our access to the CINAHL database is moving from Ovid to EBSCO on July 1st. The new access through EBSCO includes indexing back to 1937 and 337 full text journals. [More info]
 
May 2006
Give our newest full-text research databases a whirl!