Exciting changes are coming soon to EBSCOhost databases and OneSearch, Fordham Libraries’ central discovery service! Starting May 22, 2025, users may notice a new look and feel when using OneSearch and EBSCOhost databases.This updated user interface includes enhanced displays, increased personalization, intuitive searching, and much more.
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Fordham Libraries offers you a wealth of resources on the history and culture of the African-American community. Exploring them, you’ll find works illuminating the centuries-long Black experience in America.
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In honor of Black History Month, the library would like to highlight a number of databases that focus on Black history. During this month, you may be interested in researching significant people or events related to Black history. The following databases offer a wide range of content exploring many facets of African American history.
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Building upon the motto, “New York is my campus, Fordham is my school,” New York City is home to the historic Stonewall Inn and a vibrant LGBTQ+ population. As the city comes alive with rainbow flags, parades, and parties, it’s also an excellent time to explore the rich libraries and archives that preserve and promote the history and culture of the LGBTQ+ community. Read this blog post to find out more!
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The library has many arts databases that are easily searched by theme or subject, and yet they are often only used by our arts students and faculty. In reality, most of us crave engagement with music, theater, film, and art that resonates with us in ways that data analysis and scholarly discourse do not. Read on to discover how the Digital Theatre+ database can benefit you, no matter your research queries.
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