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Oxford Music Online
Collection Development and Strategies Department
Featured Database: Oxford Music Online
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
- This month, we highlight one of our favorite music reference databases: Oxford Music Online.
What’s in it?
- The Oxford Music Online database features…
Black Women Writers
Collection Development and Strategies Department
Featured Database: Black Women Writers
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
- This month, we highlight one of our specialized full-text databases: Black Women Writers.
What’s in it?
- This database covers writings related to feminism by authors in Africa and the African…
BBC Shakespeare Plays
Collection Development and Strategies Department
Featured Database: BBC Shakespeare Plays
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
- This month, we highlight one of our favorite video streaming databases: BBC Shakespeare Plays.
What’s in it?
- This database contains an exciting collection of performances of Shakespeare plays…
Denver Business Journal (DBJ)
Collection Development and Strategies Department
Featured Database: Denver Business Journal (DBJ)
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
This month, we highlight one of our new business resources, the Denver Business Journal. The University of Colorado Denver's Business School provides funding to support access to the Denver Business Journal.
What’s in it?
The Denver…
Spotted in Special Collections: A Poem About A Cannibal
Special and Digital Collections Department
Do you know the story of the “Colorado Cannibal”?
Alferd Packer was a post-Civil War miner and prospector who, lured to Western Colorado by news of a gold strike, headed in February 1874 into the mountains near Breckenridge with five other men. Only one man came out alive.
Two months later, Packer resurfaced with a suspicious amount of cash, some weapons that weren’t his, and a shifty story. He first claimed that his party companions had starved or died from exposure; then, that they had eaten…
