Media Resources Collection has 22 videos available for viewing online

Media Resources Collection has 22 videos available for viewing online

The Media Resources Collection, a department of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center, announces that it now has 22 videos available online. These videos can be watched on your office, home, residence hall or classroom computer. If you prefer to use the physical video, visit Room 309, O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center. Media Resources Collection is working on other projects to make more videos accessible via video streaming.

Click on a title below to view one of the online videos. When the CLICnet Web page comes up, see “Connect To” and click on “UST Online.” You then will be able to log on and view the video. In some cases due to heavy demand, e.g., the video, “A Class Divided,” may have to try back later.

Here are the titles available online:

“A Class Divided”

“Al Qaeda's New Front”

“An Ordinary Crime”

“Beyond Baghdad”

“Burden of Innocence”

“China in the Red”

“Dangerous Prescription”

“Diet Wars”

“Dying To Be Thin”

“Hillary’s Class”

“In Search of Al Qaeda”

“Inside the Teenage Brain”

“Is Wal-Mart Good for America?”

“Life’s Greatest Miracle”

“Medicating Kids”

“Memory of the Camps”

“Merchants of Cool”

“School, the Story of American Public Education”

“Tax Me If You Can”

“The Persuaders”

“The Plea”

“Truth, War and Consequences”

Additional online videos will be added each semester. UST faculty and students can check the Media Resources Collection Web site for updates and new additions.

If you have any questions, contact: Cindy Badilla-Melendez, media resources librarian, (651) 962-5464.