Classified Information
The Library newsletter, Classified Information, is a biannual publication that informs the College about Library services, personnel, upcoming events, new technologies, and available resources.
Fall 2018 issue
Regular features
- From the desk of the Chief Librarian: Murder Will Out by Larry E. Sullivan
- News & notes: Indoor Voices podcast season 2, library faculty publications, and more
- Library faculty favorites: Recommended reading
New Silent Study Area South
Library news
- New study spaces unveiled by Maria Kiriakova
- The new Shared Collection Catalog at the New York Public Library by Maureen Richards
- The ends pre-exist in the means: Search and serendipity by Jeffrey Kroessler
Collections & media
- New acquisitions selected by Maria Kiriakova
- The World Atlas of Illicit Flows by Maria Kiriakova
- Docuseek2 Complete Collection: A new video streaming platform by Ellen Sexton
- AVON: Academic Videos Online from Alexander Street Press by Ellen Sexton
From newly-acquired Richard E. Enright Papers. Enright was NYPD Commissioner from 1914 to 1928.
Special Collections
- Early twentieth century criminals & police: Digitization news by Ellen Belcher
Database highlights
- Slavery in America and the World: History, Culture & Law (database overview) by Karen Okamoto
- Finding cases using Nexis Uni: The new look of LexisNexis by Kathleen Collins
- SimplyE: Free ebooks from our public library by Robin Davis
Published November 2018
Newsletter editor and designer: Robin Davis • Newsletter copyeditors: Kathleen Collins & Carolyn Paden