Did you know: the average number of children participating each month in the National School Lunch Program in 2009 was 31.3 million? the number of classroom computers in the nation’s schools in 2005-2006 was 14.2 million (or one computer for every four students)? the per-pupil expenditure on public elementary and secondary education nationally in 2009 […]
Category: Research Tips
Who Owns the Media?
Did you know that News Corporation has over 15.5 million unique monthly visitors to their websites, The Washington Post over 10 million, and Yahoo! News over 40 million? Find these statistics and more at Who Owns the News Media from the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, an interactive database of companies that […]
Database Spotlight – Leadership Library
Looking for contact information for journalists or media organizations? Check out the Leadership Library database – explore journalists by industry beat using the interactive map, find the editorial contacts of a media organization. […]
QR code for CLIOmobile
Have you tried CLIOmobile, the mobile version of Columbia’s online catalog? Scan the QR code here: Bookmark it here: https://resolver.library.columbia.edu/cliomobile From CLIOmobile, you can: Search CLIO Save items to ‘My List’ Email records Check your Library Account, renew books Place recalls Try it today! […]
Welcome, Summer MS Students!
Welcome, Summer MS Students! Today’s library presentation is here! Don’t leave home without these guides Stay connected: subscribe to the blog for research tips and announcements follow us on Twitter – JournalismLib follow Columbia University Libraries on Facebook send your research questions to journalism@libraries.cul.columbia.edu […]
New York Public Library
With many students set to graduate in the coming weeks, it’s a great time to point out the wonderful resources available to NYC residents through the New York Public Library. With over 80 branches located in three boroughs, NYPL is an easily accessible option for soon-to-be graduates after their time at Columbia is over. NYPL […]
Ask a Librarian
Columbia’s libraries possess a rich array of resources, and sometimes having so many options available to you can be a little confusing. If you need help with anything library-related, but find yourself nowhere near one of the Columbia libraries, don’t fret! Ask a Librarian is here to save the day. Ask a Librarian is Columbia’s […]
Borrow Direct Collaboration ExpandsC
Borrow Direct – a book-borrowing consortium between the libraries of Brown University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, and Yale University – will be expanded soon to include additional institutions in the service – Harvard and MIT! Beginning in summer 2011, faculty, students, and staff from Columbia and the six partner […]