New ebooks at Gleeson Library share new perspectives on the mind, ideas for talking about race in the classroom, and a pandemic-themed “semi-dystopian” novel from the UK. These titles are specially selected by Gleeson employees to enhance our collections and support, inspire, and captivate you.
Continue reading “New ebooks, July 18, 2022”This month’s new ebooks include ways to support trans folks in your life, Christian welcomes and sacraments, and new acclaimed fiction. Plus, check out the Rolling Stone Magazine Archive!
Continue reading “New ebooks, June 24, 2022”New ebooks at Gleeson Library shine light on the many facets of living in a digital world plus science deniers and USF authors:
Continue reading “New ebooks, May 23, 2022”Tea, teaching, literary exchanges between South Asia and Latin America, and the embrace of neurodivergences are the topics of new ebooks at Gleeson Library:
Continue reading “New ebooks, May 6, 2022”New ebooks at Gleeson Library include a story from Donbas and Crimea and a call for “daily contact with vegetated environments.”
Continue reading “New ebooks, April 26, 2022”New ebooks at Gleeson Library include in-depth results of the 2019 and 2020 American elections and a faculty editor and contributor:
Continue reading “New ebooks, April 14, 2022”Gale eBooks are academic reference works that offer fundamental, citable articles that will answer questions and spur further research. Updated editions cover biographies, business, health, law, and higher education.
Continue reading “New Gale Reference eBooks, April 8, 2022”New ebooks at Gleeson Library cover art, law, cyber weapons, daring, and setting boundaries:
Continue reading “New ebooks, April 6, 2022”New ebooks at Gleeson Library keep it radical and real.
Continue reading “New ebooks, March 30, 2022”Recent ebooks cover identity, the arts, and moral decisions.
Continue reading “New ebooks, March 18, 2022”
