Check out our new resource: PalgraveConnect
Featuring over 9,500 ebooks in 11 subject collections across the Humanities, the Social Sciences and Business as well as two classic reference archives.
Banned Books and Journalism
Thought we’d share this from Today’s WORD on Journalism: Banned Books
How to Find a Book on the CUNY J-School Website
Melissa Noel, Class of 2012, shows you how to quickly find a book using our website.
The Green Book is Online!
Download the CUNY J-Tool Mobile App
CUNY J-School student Melissa Noel introduces the CUNY J-Tool, the Mobile App of the Research Center at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. When you’re out in the field reporting, CUNY J-School students, faculty and staff can search our databases, research guides and more using your remote logins. Download the free app today!
New Resource: New York Daily News Image Edition
We now have access to the New York Daily News Image Edition via Newsbank.
You can access this resource via the following link: New York Daily News Image Edition
This resource is an exact digital reproduction of the printed edition, with keyword searching and ability to browse the full publication. All pages, including advertising, photos and graphics are included.
New Resource: Mango Languages
The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism Research Center now offers Mango Languages for free, easy and fun foreign language learning.
We’ve added Mango Languages to our growing list of electronic resources. Mango is the easiest and most effective way to learn to speak a foreign language. Mango is available in two versions:
Mango Basic:
Perfect for a foreign language beginner, Mango Basic teaches everyday greetings, gratitudes, goodbyes and helpful phrases in a short period of time. The courses, which require only two to five hours of time to complete, are currently available in 34 foreign languages and 15 English as a Second Language (ESL) courses.
Mango Complete:
Mango Complete offers a 100-lesson course that digs much deeper and is designed to provide a more complete understanding of the entire language and culture. It is available in 31 foreign language and 14 ESL courses. Foreign language courses include Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. ESL courses include Polish, Spanish and Portuguese.
It’s easy to get started, you can access Mango on and off campus – by using the following link: Mango Languages
If you have any questions – let us know!
New Resource: Research Alert
We now subscribe to Research Alert. If you’d like to check out the latest issue, please come to the Research Center, and ask for the latest issue, which is located behind the Service Desk.
What is Research Alert? From their website, “Research Alert is your inside track to what Americans are buying, watching, eating, wearing, insuring, recycling, driving. What they’re listening to, afraid of, looking forward to. How they’re relaxing, staying fit, saving. Their hobbies. Their dreams. And more. Research Alert also incorporates a special Focus On Emerging Majorities, reporting the latest statistics about Hispanic, Black and Asian American consumer behavior. The easy-to-read format includes critical highlights from more than 20 reports, surveys and studies in every issue.”
New Books in the Research Center
Check out the display cases and bookshelves in the Research Center, or browse through our GoodReads list for the latest additions:
Current Database Trials — Check them out!
The Research Center currently has a few database trials that we’d love for you to try out. Please give us your feedback on these resources. You can find all of the trials and their access points at the following link:
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