Resources

  View a collection of documents detailing the activities of the Freedom Riders, an interracial group who rode buses in May 1961 from Washington, DC, bound for New Orleans to protest segregation in… Read More

When on campus, alumni may access most of the library’s electronic resources available through Vanderbilt libraries. We are also able to offer remote, off-campus, access to a select group of specially licensed alumni databases . To gain remote access, alumni will need a VUNet ID. If you do… Read More

A LexisNexis API (application program interface) is now available to the Vanderbilt research community. The tool is a backdoor portal to the current and historical information in the LexisNexis Academic database and allows for mass downloads of documents in XML format. Learn More. Read More

The Vanderbilt Libraries now subscribe to the digital edition of Education Week, American education’s newspaper and website of record. Check it out HERE. Read More

The library has recently acquired all of JSTOR’s Arts and Sciences collections, providing digital access to millions of articles in academic journals. Use our e-journal locator to find all of the library’s online journals.  … Read More

formerly OneSource The new Avention platform has all the same data and information as OneSource’s company and industry information, plus enhancements (e.g. Company IT analysis, executive contact information and market research). OneSource is consistently one of our top used databases due to tools such as the Build A… Read More

Room 221 in the Divinity Library will be reserved every Thursday from 9 to 10 o’clock for walk-in reference help and database training sessions. The library has a wealth of resources — books, databases, periodicals, and digital material on multiple platforms. But all of this wealth can be overwhelming.  We… Read More

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Friday, September 13, 2013 11:00AM – 12:30PM Central Library, Conference Room 800FA Dr. Yvonne Chandler, Associate Professor in the Department of Library and Information Sciences at the University of… Read More

The Library’s Who Speaks For The Negro? digital archive of Robert Penn Warren materials is mentioned in the August 27 edition of VUToday, linking to an Atlantic article, Martin Luther King Jr.’s Amazing 1964 Interview With Robert Penn Warren. Read More