Westlaw problems 13th September

Westlaw have told us that they are having technical issues today which may mean that you cannot access content. They are working to resolve this as soon as possible.

NewsBank Special Reports September 2019

NewsBank’s Special Reports are news articles, images, maps and other useful content grouped for convenience under specific topics and themes. They enable users to quickly locate information while helping them gain better insight into current global issues and events.

Following is a listing of ones that may be of particular interest at this time.

September Topics
9/11 Anniversary
National Hispanic Heritage Month (9/15 - 10/15)
Constitution Day (9/17)
World Health - World Alzheimer's Day (9/21)
Education Around the World

Additional featured Reports covering current issues and events
World Environment
World Economics
U.S. Presidential Campaign - 2020
Natural Disasters
Science and Health in the News

Each Special Report features current and retrospective coverage with new articles added daily. There are over 60 Reports to be sure the information you need is always available.

Special Reports are easily accessible from the left side bar on your online resource menu page, on search screens and the Other NewsBank Products link in full-text newspaper products.

Please view and share this video with others. It shows you how to find Special Reports, what they are and how they can be used. 

 

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DISCOVER login problem

We are having a problem this morning with access to DISCOVER via our usual route, which is leading to an EBSCO sign in page. We have reported this to EBSCO and hope it will be fixed soon. In the meantime you can use this alternative link to search DISCOVER, but will not be able to access your folders.

Cambridge University Press - problem fixed

Cambridge University Press have now fixed their website problem. If you continue to have trouble accessing content, please let us know.

Problem accessing Cambridge University Press content

Cambridge University Press are currently having problems with their website and we are unable to access ejournal content in CUP journals. This has been reported to them and we can only suggest that if you see this error message, you try again later.