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UCLA Library Digital Collections
The UCLA Library Digital Collections provide open access to rare and unique digitized primary sources from UCLA Library holdings and international partners. These materials support education, research, service, and creative expression. The platform offers high-resolution viewing with IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) functionality, enabling deep research, close inspection, annotation, and instructional use beyond static facsimiles.…
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UCLA Library funds 30 international cultural preservation projects
The UCLA Library’s Modern Endangered Archives Program (MEAP) has awarded 30 grants to its eighth annual cohort. Selected from a record 250 applications, the projects span 21 countries and focus on safeguarding at-risk archival collections documenting community memory and history. Since launching in 2018 with support from Arcadia (a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and…
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At the Mountains of Madness | By H. P. Lovecraft | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. In this classic H.P. Lovecraft novella (written 1931, first serialized in Astounding Stories February–April 1936), geologist William Dyer of Miskatonic University recounts the 1930–31 Antarctic expedition he led in order to deter a planned follow-up venture by the Starkweather-Moore party. The…
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Democracy’s Library: Government Information Freely Accessible
Democracy’s Library (part of Internet Archive) brings together more than 1000 collections from over 50 government organizations. We feature ongoing digitization from local government documents–with more than 10 million documents (and counting) from local, regional, and national governments. Democracies depend on an educated citizenry, which in the 21st century requires easy online access to reliable…
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Who Is Government Information For? Information Stewardship Forum 2026 Report
Democracy’s Library, a project of the Internet Archive, aims to make U.S. government publications and information broadly accessible while also building community among those who work with it. In March 2026 the Internet Archive hosted the Information Stewardship Forum, a three-day convening of 120 participants from libraries, archives, journalism, research, policy, philanthropy, nonprofits, technology, and…
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On War | By Carl von Clausewitz | Translated by J. J. Graham | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. On War by Carl von Clausewitz examines the nature of armed conflict, the relationship between military action and politics, and the practical demands of command. The linked Arsinoe Library edition presents J. J. Graham’s English translation, with an introduction and notes…
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Internet Medieval Sourcebook (Internet History Sourcebooks: Medieval Sourcebook)
The Internet Medieval Sourcebook, edited by Paul Halsall, is a major free online collection of primary source texts for the study and teaching of medieval history. Hosted by the Fordham University Center for Medieval Studies as part of the larger Internet History Sourcebooks Project, it has been online since 1996 and remains actively maintained. Its…
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The Ghost of the Slain | By R. L. Outhwaite | Drawings by Joseph E. Southall | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. The Ghosts of the Slain is a 1915 antiwar work by R. L. Outhwaite, illustrated by Joseph E. Southall and published by the National Labour Press in Manchester. It imagines the aftermath of war and argues that lasting peace requires political…
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ITHAKA Fall 2026 Community Letter: AI at JSTOR
In the ITHAKA Fall 2026 Community Letter dated September 23, 2026, Kevin Guthrie addresses how artificial intelligence is transforming research and learning while reaffirming that ITHAKA’s mission remains unchanged. AI is altering how people discover, evaluate, and engage with scholarly resources. Researchers and learners increasingly begin with questions rather than keyword searches. They seek conversational…
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The Art of War | By Sunzi | Translated by Lionel Giles | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. The Art of War is the world’s oldest surviving military treatise, traditionally attributed to the Chinese strategist Sun Tzŭ (Sun Wu) of the late Spring and Autumn period (c. 544–496 BCE). Lionel Giles’s 1910 English translation, produced from Chinese texts and…
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The Art of War | By Sunzi | Translated by Lionel Giles, Sutton updates | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. NOTE: This is the Giles translation with the conversion work by Bob Sutton (1994). We have also published the orginal Giles, unmodified. The Art of War is the world’s oldest surviving military treatise, traditionally attributed to the Chinese strategist Sun Tzŭ…
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The Scarlet Citadel | A Conan Story | By Robert E. Howard | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 The Arsinoe Library is excited to announce a new publication. In Robert E. Howard’s classic Conan tale “The Scarlet Citadel,” first published in Weird Tales in January 1933, an older King Conan of Aquilonia answers a plea for help from Amalrus, king of neighboring Ophir. Amalrus claims that Strabonus, king of…