Teachers, at any level, are often undervalued and face constant challenges to connect and communicate with their students. With so many different approaches that “guarantee” success, how does a teacher... read more →

Are you going to the American Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition in Washington, D.C., on June 23–28? If so, please visit Infobase’s booth #2404 to enter our prize raffle,... read more →

Like many instructors, I always have the best of intentions for my summers. (And like many instructors, I tend to not actually accomplish much over the summer, but that’s a... read more →

Confession: I almost failed out of my first year of college.  I grew up in Southern California, and there were nearly 1,000 students in my high school grade. I excelled... read more →

The benefits of seeking higher education are well established, including higher wages and lower rates of unemployment. But, did you know that fewer than 50% of first-year students will complete... read more →

An LGBT Pride Month Spotlight from Issues & Controversies: GAY RIGHTS: Should the Government Take More Steps to Protect Gay Rights? Should the government take more steps to protect gay... read more →

As the Spring semester is concluding, academic librarians can take this “downtime” to assess their semester. I love finding out what books I can purchase to read over the summer... read more →

Distance learning has been mainstream for many years, and demand for it has accelerated rapidly following the arrival of COVID-19. Distance learning can allow students to learn at their own... read more →

Spring is here! It’s a perfect time to get up, get out, get moving, and enjoy the benefits of physical activity. Regular physical activity is one of the most important... read more →

A Historical Spotlight from Issues & Controversies in History: OPIUM WAR: Was Great Britain Justified in Going to War with China? Should Great Britain have gone to war with China?... read more →

One of the main tenets of the helping professional oath is to “do no harm,” but what does a helping professional do when the profession is harmful to you? The... read more →

American History users know they can always turn to the award-winning history database’s Topic Centers to find good starting points for research on subjects including America at War, Early America,... read more →