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The collection includes trade journals and magazines, scholarly journals, and general interest magazines covering accounting, advertising, business (international and regional), company information, economics, finance, human resources, industry information, management, marketing, and product information.

This is a comprehensive archive of the Daily Observer , Liberia’s best-known, independent, national newspaper, published in English. The Daily Observer , founded in 1981, is notable for its coverage of the modern history of Liberia—including the Liberian Civil War and through its current phase of development.

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This platform provides asynchronous resources to learn new professional skills, complete certifications, prepare for certification exams, and/or earn continuing education credits. Courses cover: business (software and tools, marketing, project management, human resources, career development, etc.); creative fields (architecture, animation, audio and music, graphic design, motion graphics, photography, video, visualization, web design, etc.); technology (cloud computing, data science, database management, DevOps, and mobile, software, and web development); and other fields. Resources are available in video, audio, and text based formats.

This website features presentations by historians, art historians, and archivists on their research pertaining to visual representation and the historical record of the American Civil War. This American Social History Project (ASHP)/Center for Media and Learning (CML) website draws from media and themes explored during six National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) summer institutes hosted by ASHP from 2012-2023. It also includes an image gallery of fine art and visual evidence derived from regional and national archives.