For many years, the Library has tried to provide researchers at Regent with an effective meta-searching tool capable of searching all our collections, physical and electronic, in a single search. We have tried several products, but none provided the functionality we were looking for. The Library currently has a trial subscription to EBSCO’s Discovery Service. [...]

EBSCO A-to-Z Users of the Library’s Full-Text Journal Finder (and this should be everyone) have no doubt noticed a new interface. The reason for this change is that we have switched from Serial Solutions to EBSCO A-to-Z. EBSCO A-to-Z offers greater accuracy in identifying periodicals to which the Library has full-text access. It also can [...]

Abu Dhabi skyline, United Arab Emirates. AtoZ World Business is generously illustrated with photographs and maps. Through the end of November, the Library has a trial subscription to a database for anyone interested in global business, as well as the political, economic, legal, and cultural landscapes of 100 countries. AtoZ World Business consists of country-by-country [...]

Map of the moon, 1969. The National Geographic Magazine Archive includes all special maps and supplements published with the magazine. When students and faculty think about the Library databases, they generally have current information in mind. However, the University and Law libraries also provide researchers at Regent with access to some terrific archives through our [...]

Written by Sandra Yaegle, Head of Public Services We received quite a few questions and comments in the 2012 LibQual+® Library assessment survey regarding e-books. Here are some particulars about e-books that we would like to share with you. Regent University Library provides access to over 150,000 e-book titles through seven online resources: EBSCO eBook [...]