This is where GALILEO can step in to help you out. You may have heard of GALILEO as a great resource for scholarly articles, but it's also more than that. Scratch a little beneath the surface, and you'll find some fascinating video, image, and historical document collections. Here's just a sampling of some unexpected collections you might find on GALILEO!
Through GALILEO, you have full access to up-to-date C-SPAN videos on topics ranging from the federal budget, to climate change policy, to U.S. health care. As an election year, 2012 should be especially eventful for the C-SPAN library - check out Q&A and campaign events with presidential hopefuls! Browse by subject or date, or search for a specific video.
This database includes more than 4,000 examples of high-quality artworks by American artists, dating back to the 17th century. These images can be sorted into groups and emailed in bulk. Ranging from classic American painters like Thomas Eakins to architects like Frank Lloyd Wright, this site is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in art!
You can browse both new and classic New York Times issues through GALILEO, but we're linking to the more recent articles, because - crosswords! Current events! Movie, book, fashion, and music reviews! There's nothing like having a reliable, interesting news source at your fingertips.
Georgia Stories takes you back in time through Georgia's history with its in-depth collection of videos, biographies and podcasts. This is a great resource for learning about Georgia's past, and its series of 107 videos ranges from early Native American history to the present day.
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