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Southeastern and the H. G. Bennett Memorial Library subscribe and offer you a wide selection of online tools, databases, and other resources to aid you in your academic journey.
Provides a fast, single search of our library collection (books, journals, media, etc.). WorldCat Discovery helps people navigate their research journeys to find and get resources from your library and libraries worldwide. The service balances technical advances and ongoing research with extensive user input and testing to keep pace with your library’s changing needs.
Journals A-Z is OCLC’s locator tool that allows you to determine if SOSU provides electronic access to or owns a print copy (whether in paper or microform) to journals, newspapers, magazines or newsletters. You can search for a specific title or browse our holdings.
Digital Theatre+ platform gives you 24/7 access to award-winning productions and a wealth of engaging educational materials. So whether you’re teaching remotely or in the classroom, you can be confident that you and your students can access world-class resources. All the teaching tools you need, on one easy-to-use platform.
Cross-curricular resources for teaching across the humanities:
History: Shine a light on significant historical, social and cultural moments with dynamic theater productions.
Music: Sharpen students’ interpretation of music with orchestral performances and interviews with – and tributes to – professional composers and musical directors.
Politics: Illustrate key political events and themes with innovative productions from world-leading theater companies and interviews with practitioners
Dance: Access captivating productions from world-leading dance companies such as Nederlands Dans Theatre, DV8, and Vincent Dance Theatre, behind-the-scenes documentaries, a wide range of Musical Theatre productions, resources on Kabuki and Kathakali, and authoritative written resources to support independent research.
Classics: Support the study of classics in your institution with dynamic resources on Greek and Roman theatre, including engaging productions and accessible e-learning videos for active learning.
Creative writing: Engage creative writing students with introductory e-learning videos, in-depth interviews with world-leading playwrights, and written materials to support student research.
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