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What do the WU Libraries and an elephant have in common?

HathielephantWU Libraries joined HathiTrust! The trust derives its name from hathi (pronounced "HAH-tee"), the Hindi word for elephant, symbolizing the qualities of memory, wisdom, and strength. HathiTrust began in 2008 and has over 10 million volumes. It includes holdings in French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.  Check out the language snapshot of the holdings.

WU faculty, students, and staff can:

  • Download 2.7 million+ volumes in the public domain
  • Search the full text of 10 million+ volumes
  • Create personalized collections of items in HathiTrust

Search for HathiTrust items from the WU Libraries' website using the eBooks tab. To limit to full text volumes, check "full view only".

Questions? Contact Daria at carson-dussan@wustl.edu; 5-4581

01/20/2012 in New E Resources, Spotlight on Resources |

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