There are many benefits to conducting academic research with magazine archives. Whether providing a snapshot of a time in history or showing the progression of ideas and trends through the years, archive issues of magazines help round out research with historical context.

Dr. Rebecca Pool has written an article in Research Information called “Until the bitter end.” The article examines the evolving role of the subscription agent. Learn what EBSCO thinks about the role of intermediaries.

Julie Twomey, amateur chef and EBSCO marketing professional, explains why she prefers using recipes from popular digital magazines over traditional cookbooks.

Despite the growing popularity of digital resources, libraries and patrons recognize there’s room for both print and digital in a library’s collection development plan. Here are a few reasons why both are desirable, especially with popular magazines.

INFOhio's Brandi Young and Jackson High School's Ashley Aldrich suggest ways to help tech-comfy students develop their academic technology skills. This is the second in a two-part guest blog series.

INFOhio's Brandi Young and Jackson High School's Ashley Aldrich identify the challenges today's social technology-savvy students experience with regard to academic technology. This is the first in a two-part guest blog series.