The eJournals Locator is the most up-to-date and complete record of our electronic subscriptions. Search this database by the newspaper name (not subject). You can also find links to full text through the BU catalog. Yes - we will continue to provide service for the morgue on a limited basis.

The Boston Herald Newspaper Morgue is a collection of newspaper clippings, which until 1972 belonged to the Boston Herald. The clippings are from a variety of Boston newspapers, dating from the late 1800s to the early 1980s. The clippings are filed by subject and name. The files are stored in file cabinets and boxes in the Peter Fuller building on Commonwealth Avenue, and is not directly available to the public.

To gain access to the part of the collection that is stored in Fuller, please contact the Pickering Educational Resources Library (617-353-3734).
If you are looking for data and statistics, you want to go to Pardee; if you're looking for actual advertisements, or books discussing the history or art of advertising, talk to reference librarians at Mugar. Check the catalog first - it includes the collections of both libraries.
Search the library catalog by your professor's name or course number. Lists of Pardee Reserve materials can also be found at Reserve List by Course Number and Permanent Reserve List.

Is the item a video? It is also possible that your professor placed personal copies on Reserve at the Geddes Language Center. No; but if your Instructor has placed material on Reserve for your use, Mugar has both VCR and DVD players to view them. Krasker Film/Video Services provides instructional support to Boston University faculty, staff, and current students; films and videos owned by Boston University are listed in their on-line catalogue. Videos are also available at the Geddes Language Center.