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The Northwestern University Libraries New E-Resources blog will be retired Dec. 31, 2025.

The Northwestern University Libraries New E-Resources blog will be retired Dec. 31, 2025.   The site will be removed from public display March 31, 2026.

Discovery and access to new e-resources can be found in various ways.  The Library’s Libguides A-Z database list notes new resources on this page https://libguides.northwestern.edu/az.php .   The Library’s catalog NUsearch lists all resources, with a filter for new records found on the left side of a results page.  Individual research guides https://libguides.northwestern.edu/ contain subject categorized resources within their pages.

 

Feminist Art Practices and Research

Feminist Art Practices and Research

Feminist Art Practices and Research: Cosmos offers a unique intellectual forum to cultivate new knowledge and exchange ideas that critically engage with art practices grounded in feminist politics. Cosmos Invites interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary, transnational and intranational contributions that engage new materialist, planetary and more-than-human discourses. Cosmos aims to expand the feminist art publishing landscape through incorporating a broad spectrum of contributions in varied formats. – Publisher

Cambridge Textbooks

Formerly known as Higher Education from Cambridge, Northwestern University Libraries now have access to over 1300 Cambridge University Press textbooks. Access to this subscribed collection runs through Oct. 17, 2026.

Access is available via NUsearch or the Cambridge website.

Cambridge Textbooks from Cambridge University Press offers the highest quality content and resources for leading authors to instructors and students, supporting successful teaching and learning journeys in today’s rapidly changing educational environment. The textbooks cover many subjects across Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine and Nursing, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences. – Publisher

Crisis and Risk Communication

Crisis and Risk Communication

Crisis and Risk Communication is an official publication of the International Crisis and Risk Communication Association. The journal is dedicated to publishing original scholarship that enhances our understanding of crisis and risk communication across disciplines, including human communication, media, sociology, psychology, organizational studies, and political science, among others. – Publisher

Sprache im technischen Zeitalter

Sprache im technischen Zeitalter

“Language in the Technical Age” publishes literary texts, essays, and studies on contemporary language and literature. The journal is committed to contemporary literature—written in German or in translation. Unpublished texts are generally published. Literature is the focus, but literary studies and essays on language and artistic phenomena also have their place in “Language in the Technical Age.” No issue is published without poetry. Events organized by the Literary Colloquium Berlin are also regularly documented, such as the annual Berlin Prose Authors’ Workshop. The editorial team has always been based at the Literary Colloquium Berlin. – Publisher

Executive Branch Documents Great Series and Reports: Part 1 and 2

ProQuest Executive Branch Documents Great Series and Reports: Part 1 and 2

ProQuest Executive Branch Documents (EBD) Great Series and Reports offers curated sets of executive branch documents that focus on complete series of document and reports plus monographs relevant to issues of today. EBD Great Series and Reports are released in parts annually with 25,000 documents from a variety of executive branch departments. Years of coverage are 1953-present building upon Executive Branch Documents 1-6 with coverage from 1789-1952. Access through ProQuest Congressional.

LGBTQ+ Life in America

LGBTQ+ Life in America: The Experience and Impact of LGBTQ+ Americans as Recorded by the News Media

This primary source collection offers an expansive window into centuries of American history exploring the lives, the contributions, and the ways the dominant culture has portrayed and perceived LBGTQ+ individuals. The content in this database is sourced from more than 16,000 American and global news sources from 1705 to the present. – Publisher

Series 1: 1705-1992 | Series 2: 1993-2021 | Series 3: 2022-today