New electronic resources at IUB Libraries

Primary source and official census publications associated with the Ukrainian census. Access only to licensed years.

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) was established in 1919 as the League of Red Cross Societies, with the goal of expanding the humanitarian activities and reach of the existing network of Red Cross Societies. This resource includes access to IFRC archival material focused on relief services to refugees and displaced persons after conflicts, campaigns for public health and community health, disaster aid in the wake of drought, flood, famine, earthquakes, and other events, programs for community development and resilience, and support for nursing and youth activities. 

Access to digital map series, including the Ukraine Cartographic Group collection. Please note that maps may be viewed only. Downloading is not permitted by East View.

Access to digital map series, including: Tajikistan (Soviet Military) maps and Zambia topographic maps. Please note that maps may be viewed only. Downloading is not permitted by East View.

Database of digitized plant specimens, consisting of 66 sub-collections.

Access to digitized Herald-Times issues from 1943 to 2013. Includes news articles, images, classifieds, obituaries, etc.

Primary source history collections covering a wide variety of historical newspaper publications. Also includes modules devoted to Indigenous Peoples, social justice and culture, LGBTQ+ histories, and refugees, migration, and borders.

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. Historical documents, books, manuscripts, and ephemera related to how society has interacted with and regarded individuals considered to have disabilities. 

Streaming access to documentary titles from Icarus Films. Icarus Films specializes in social, political, and historical documentaries.

ACCESS TO THIS TITLE WILL NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2025. INFORMS content is moving to EBSCO. See Business Source Complete for access. 

Access to full-text, abstracts, and online-only features from the entire collection of 17 INFORMS journals.

Reference work covering ancient grammarians and scholars of Greek and Latin antiquity. Sorted alphabetically by Latin name, each entry consists of 1) an introduction with biographical information on the respective grammarian, as well as a discussion of their work and preserved fragments; 2) the Greek text of these fragments; and finally 3) the relevant bibliography, including lists of editions (if any) and studies. 

Throughout the 19th century, pamphlets were an important means of public debate, covering the key political, social, technological, and environmental issues of their day. 19th Century British Pamphlets, created by Research Libraries UK (RLUK), contains the most significant British pamphlets from the 19th century held in research libraries in the United Kingdom.

Provides audited circulation reports, circulation data, and publishers' statements for journals, magazines, and newspapers.

Explores the evolution of Mexico from c.1500 to 1929, covering Mexican history from Spanish colonization and the formation of New Spain through the Mexican War of Independence to the Mexican Revolution. 

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. Full text searchable, scans of the complete run of the Mirror from 1903-2000, including the Sunday Mirror. Founded in 1903, the newspaper peaked in 1967, with a daily circulation of 5.25 million. Today, it is the only mainstream left-wing tabloid remaining in the UK.

Access to high definition streaming video of productions from the UK's National Theatre. Includes a range of digital performance resources as well as supplements to the filmed productions, digitized archival materials such as prompt scripts, costume designs, and costume bibles which provide behind-the-scenes background and contextual information. Includes access to collections 1 and 2.

Primary source resource covering the global history of the Olympic movement from the organization of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, to the 1992 Summer Olympics and Paralympics held in Barcelona, Spain. Includes the perspectives of athletes, spectators, sports enthusiasts and activists, as well as governments, sports administrators, medical professionals, media outlets and corporate sponsors.

Grey literature database with access to reports, blogs, papers, and podcasts from think tanks, IGOs, NGOs, research agencies, cities, and governments. Includes access to the following modules: Global Think Tanks ; Public Health and Social Care ; World Cities and Local Governments ; World Governments.

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. Primary source documents covering ideas, initiatives, related to equity, diversity, and inclusion, as well as social movements devoted to people-powered politics and organizing from the nineteenth through twenty-first centuries.

Streaming access to 100 Pragda films, centered around Spain, Latin America, and Latinx communities. Includes award-winning classics and contemporary works.

Access provided by the Jerome Hall Law Library. Provides access to federal regulatory documentation including historic and current rules and guidance. Includes curated regulatory histories, comprehensive agency documentation, and research tools.

Encyclopedia for research into the interactions between early Christianity and paganism as well as ancient Judaism. Please note: if you are not automatically logged in, click the “Login” link and then select “Automatic login by IP”.

Publications relating to political relations between the United States and other states generally include cables, memoranda, and correspondence addressing the political affairs and concerns affecting the particular state. Covering primarily the early Cold War documents, this collection gives researchers an insight into American foreign policy during this period.

Access to scholarship on all aspects of the Renaissance, covering the 14th to the 18th century. Key subject areas include art and architecture, economy and commerce, environment, literature and drama, politics and governance, religion, and society. 

The South Asian Newspapers collection chronicles colonial rule as well as contemporary perspectives on independence movements, early statehood, and the extensive economic and social growth taking place in the region during this time. The collection covers several countries, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan), India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, and features multiple languages such as Bengali, Dari, English, Nepali, and more.

Sovetskii Ekran was a popular bi-monthly film magazine covering the production and the creative lives of actors and directors of Soviet cinema. It also covered international film news, offering Soviet citizens glimpses into global fashion trends and popular Hollywood actors.

Digital archive chronicling Soviet military history and propaganda. Published by Voenizdat, the principal Soviet military publishing house, the posters span the period from 1956 to 1995. Please note that content is view-only and downloading is not permitted by East View.

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. Digitized files from the Colonial Office of the British Government. Documents record Britain's administration and governance of countries under Britain's colonial rule, their international relations across the period, and the changing demographics and daily life of their inhabitants.

Access available through June 12, 2026 via the Gale Accelerate Program, an evidence based acquisition model. Primary and secondary education news source. The Times Educational Supplement (TES) covers public policy and pedagogical practice. Over its first decade, TES established itself as a newspaper for teachers, with a particular focus on advocacy of educational reforms. Its readership expanded over time to include parents and general readers interested in school reform activity.

Access to primary source documents from six of London’s principal livery companies, spanning the years 1450 to 1750. Provides insights into life in early modern London, covering a broad variety of themes as well as reactions to key historical events such as the Reformation, the English Civil War, the Great Plague, and the Great Fire of London.

Access to U.S. government documents, federal statistics, and news coverage with contextual features designed to trace policy development and outcomes.

Access provided by the Jerome Hall Law Library. Access to primary source information and statistical data related to the Civil Rights polices of the United States. Covers the executive, legislative, and judicial aspects of civil rights policies, their real-world impact, and implications for civil liberties. Additional features include topic pages, curated timelines,and downloadable statistical tables.

Documents included in this collection illustrate Cold War contexts, the role of the United States in Venezuela's foreign affairs, and the centrality of oil in the Venezuelan economy. Other documents detail a range of issues, such as: clarification of Venezuelan boundaries; multiple balance sheets for the Central Bank of Venezuela; and police corruption in Zulia, one of Venezuela's twenty-three states.

Streaming access to a selection of documentary films from Women Make Movies. Includes major-award winning movies, and both new releases and older titles previously not available for streaming.

E-book database with access to digital standard editions of Chinese classics published by the Zhonghua Book Company.