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What's New?

ALUMNI ACCESS to Some Resources:
A new type of competitive advantage for some database vendors is to allow not only current students, faculty, and staff to use the resources they provide to Faulkner, but also to allow alumni access. We have negotiated for this access with two databases: Job & Career Accelerator from Learning Express and the huge, two-part ATLA Historic Monograph Collection, Series 1 and ATLA Historic Monograph Collection, Series 2 from EBSCO. For details on alumni access, use the "Ask a Librarian" feature above, visit the Nichols Library, or call Alan Kaye, Extended Services Librarian, at (334) 386-7482.

Federated Searching!
Our Find Articles page now features EbscoHost Federated Searching. It gathers databases not only from major vendor Ebsco, but from ProQuest and Gale Cengage as well. It is the most powerful tool available to Faulkner University for an initial, exploratory search on a topic.

Three More Archives of Primary Source Material:
Gale Research and Cengage Learning Corporation provide historic archives, and Faulkner has purchased three affordable collections on topics of interest. Push a button below to get started exploring!

New Science Database:
IOP Science issued by the Institute of Physics provides a database that complements some of the more mainstream searching tools in Faulkner's collection.

Interesting Periodical Index for Social Science and Religion:
Guide to Social Science and Religion is the online version of an alternative periodical index listing articles that might not be picked up in other databases. You can read more about it on their site, or you can go directly to their Power Search screen by clicking here.

Exciting new language software:
Mango Languages can make you conversationally fluent in any of the twelve languages to which Faulkner students, faculty, and staff members have access.

Online archive of the Biblical Archaeology Society!
The publishers of Biblical Archaeology Review have produced the Biblical Archaeology Society Archive, featuring articles from three of their most consulted publications, easy access, color photos, and much more. Bible history enthusiasts at Faulkner now have another ready reference source.

What a combination!
Job & Career Accelerator has a generous supply of career guidance tools AND a full bank of computer skills tutorials. Students, faculty, and staff all have access to this excellent resource.

Huge art database:
ARTstor is a digital library that offers more than one million images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and social sciences with a suite of software tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes. ARTstor community-built collections comprise contributions from outstanding museums, photographers, libraries, scholars, photo archives, and artists and artists' estates. Try ARTstor and create your own account!