University Library News

Georgia State students–do you have a research paper to write, but you’re not sure where to begin?  Attend one of these basic library resource sessions...

David Pendlebury, citation analyst at Thomson Reuters, spoke to National Public Radio in the USA about the most-cited science of 2008. http://scientific.thomsonreuters.com/news/2009-02/8502358/

This issue includes a recap of the 2007 COPS Technology Program Advanced Training Program and articles on the implementation of foot patrols and parellels between community...

This compendium, Racial and ethnic disparity and disproportionality in child welfare and juvenile justice, is based on a 2008 symposium that outlines the disparities and...

This news release summarizes research on health care costs for older adults with depression and medical conditions; personalized treatment for teens with treatment-resistant depression; and HIV...

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies – a non-partisan research institution published this analysis.

Project Vote analyzed the vote in the 2008 presidential election and determined that there was dramatic increase in the number of ballots cast by “traditionally...

The theme for Black History Month this year is” Quest for Black Citizenship in the Americas: Celebrating the NAACP Centennial”. Visit the Association for the Study of...

The State Library of North Carolina has an online database with new information African American schools, churches and other institutions.

This issue is a special issue devoted to disabilities.