I know you all think nothing is more exciting than microfilm, but what if I told you that Cook Library now has a new way to look at microfilm!
ProQuest, where we get our newspapers on microfilm, has begun offering microfilm for specific newspapers digitally. Basically, it’s the same as looking at microfilm, but instead, you can do it through the web, on and off-campus, instead of coming to the library and using a microform machine.
For those of you who can't live without the microfilm machines, don't worry - we will continue to get the microfilm at the end of the year.
The newspapers covered are: Barrons, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post, all 2000 forward.
You can access the ProQuest Digital Microfilm archive through the database list on the library website.
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