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| by Gretchen Kenet

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Middlebury College faculty, students, and staff now have access to a variety of new electronic resources.

Databases

  • Communication Source
    Full-text research database for communication studies. Includes hundreds of communication journals and magazines covering all related disciplines, including media studies, linguistics, speech pathology, rhetoric and discourse.
  • Inside Higher Ed
    Provides the latest news, analysis, and solutions for the entire higher education community. If you are off campus, you must register for an account with your Middlebury email address here.
  • MLA Handbook Plus
    Full text of the ninth edition of the MLA Handbook. Also includes access to Manual MLA (Spanish handbook), the MLA Guide to Digital Literacy, the MLA Guide to Undergraduate Research in Literature, and instructional video courses.
  • The New Yorker Archive (1925 - 2025)
    Searchable digital archive with full page scans of The New Yorker magazine in its first 100 years. Articles, cover pages, and cartoons are indexed and advertisements are individually identified. NOTE: EBSCO is still loading content and expects the full archive to be available by October 2026.
  • The New Yorker (2015 - present)
    Flip through digitized issues of the magazine. Use go/newyorker for easy access!
  • Sage Research Methods - Expanded coverage through 2026 
    Created to help researchers, faculty, and students with their research projects, Sage Research Methods links over 175,000 pages of SAGE’s book, journal and reference content with advanced search and discovery tools.

Ebook Collections

  • Duke University Press - Expanded coverage in the following collections:
    • Environmental Humanities Collection: This collection intermingles key areas of environmental study with a wide variety of disciplines, challenging traditional boundaries of environmental studies to reflect a growing overlap of fields across the humanities disciplines.
    • LGBTQIA+ Studies Collection: This collection, which exists under the larger umbrella of Duke’s Gender Studies collection, includes titles that focus on growing and expanding the areas of study with which queer theory intersects.
  • Edward Elgar - Expanded coverage in the following collections:
    • Essentials in Climate Change
    • Essentials in Environmental Policy
  • Wiley - Expanded coverage in the following works:

Questions?

If you have any questions or trouble with our access, please reach out to us at eaccess-admin@middlebury.edu

Media Contact

Gretchen Kenet is the Electronic and Continuing Resources Librarian.