A-Z Databases

This database provides access to art and architectural history scholarship by making key backlist and out-of-print titles on a wide variety of subjects more broadly available and more widely discoverable. The platform also permits professors to create course packs for students. The collection includes content from other university and museum publishers (Yale University Press, Art Institute of Chicago, The MIT Press, Harvard Art Museums, Yale University Art Gallery).

Part of the Bloomsbury Medieval Studies collection, Medieval Clothing and Textiles provides access to the entire back catalogue of Boydell and Brewer's market leading interdisciplinary Medieval Clothing and Textiles annuals. Interdisciplinary in approach, it features work from the fields of social and economic history, history of techniques and technology, art history, archaeology, literary and non-literary texts, and language, while experimental reconstruction of medieval techniques or artifacts will also form a particular focus. The annuals are available for reading in full text, including all tables and images.

JSTOR has generously opened up many of their Journals and Primary Source collections. While much of the open content overlaps with our licensed entitlements, there is still a large amount of newly available material available to our users.

In particular, access to many of the primary source collections (World Heritage Sites: Africa, Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa, and Global Plants) is now available.

300+ full-length Spanish-language films, with English subtitles. Also includes interviews with cast and crew, and other supplemental resources.

Digitized archive of the Rand Daily Mail, a leading newspaper of Johannesburg, South Africa. Coverage is from 1902 to 1985.

How do I do research with primary sources? Learn with over 150 case studies of scholars using primary sources in their research, 60 how-to guides and video interviews about using specific types of sources, ethical considerations, and more -- plus a curated "practice collection" of 350 primary sources from a wide variety of libraries and archives.