ProQuest, from Clarivate

At ALA Annual 2026, Clarivate will be in Chicago to talk with library leaders about what's next for libraries—from making library collections more visible in AI-driven workflows to helping students and researchers verify citations more confidently.

Visit us at booth #1811 to try Nexus Extend, share input through our new community insights platform, and speak with our team about Polaris, Vega LX, ProQuest Digital Collections, Alma Specto, and more.

Schedule time with our experts today: https://ow.ly/utem50Zfhba

Collection decisions benefit from independent evaluation. In its eReview, Library Journal describes ProQuest Central Premium as “a true one-stop information shop” for campuses, citing its breadth across journals, ebooks, video, news, and gray literature.

For librarians supporting multiple disciplines with a single core resource, the review offers a clear assessment of coverage, usability, and research support at scale.

Read the review: https://ow.ly/1Ufj50ZfgWs

Learn more about ProQuest Central Premium: https://ow.ly/ot1B50ZfgYP

AI is becoming part of everyday library work, from discovery and resource management to research support. The challenge is translating broad “responsible AI” principles into decisions staff can apply in daily practice.

This webinar series is designed for academic librarians who want practical frameworks for evaluating use cases, setting guardrails and supporting users.

Register here: https://ow.ly/ik1B50ZfgU6

How students use AI matters just as much as whether they use it.

This blog explores what we’re learning from student use of 'Chat with the Document' in ProQuest Research Assistant and how document-centered AI supports reading, evaluation and research decisions.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/eHQg50ZfgHV

What changes when libraries are involved at the point where course materials are selected? This post takes a closer look at embedding library collections into reading lists in the context of .

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Evaluating business databases today means looking beyond coverage alone.
How intuitive is the experience for students? How easily can content support coursework and instruction?

A recent Library Journal eReview looks closely at ProQuest One Business through that lens, examining how its integrated design supports business research across disciplines and degree levels. For librarians involved in collection planning or renewal, the review offers a grounded, practical perspective.

Read the review: https://ow.ly/HizX50Zcku0

For libraries exploring fit for their users, trial access is available here: https://ow.ly/LTxX50Zckxa

Tightening research budgets means research leaders are under more pressure than ever when making choices for the future.

On June 23, join our webinar hosted by Research Information to discover how trusted data and responsible AI can support clearer, more cost-effective decisions about where to invest next—using practical tools and real examples from Murdoch University.

Register now: https://ow.ly/uPvw50Zcklo

For researchers, librarians and research leaders, AI is changing how knowledge is discovered, analyzed and applied. From large‑scale text mining to new teaching methods, the shift is reshaping both research workflows and the role of the library.

This perspective looks at what’s changing, and what it means for decision‑making, skills and infrastructure across the research ecosystem.

Read the blog: https://ow.ly/FW6o50ZbRHE

Curriculum and enrollment trends are changing how academic libraries prioritize collections.

For librarians, aligning resources with current and emerging programs is becoming central to demonstrating value.

See what is shaping those decisions.

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