Quaker Hefner
Zach Schwartzman
News Story 3
Are you aware of the vast
collection of microfilm available to you as a research tool?
The J.D. Williams Library microfilm
archives are accessible to students through the library’s reference department. Microfilm allows for broad and
extensive research to be done using a collection of old, published
newspapers. Today’s technology
allows for most newspaper archives to be found online, causing the demand for
microfilm to decline.
“Sadly, microfilm is a second to
online research, but it is not outdated,” said Alex Watson, reference
librarian.
J.D. William Library houses a vast
collection of microfilm. Currently
available are 109 non-Mississippi newspapers and 429 Mississippi newspapers
including the Oxford Eagle. The
library has four machines that read and print microfilm and other micro
formats.
A large collection of microfilm is waiting...
Microfilm machines allow you to read and print old newspapers!
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