The Providence College Digital Commons is an open access repository, collecting research and scholarly output from Providence College faculty and students, electronic journals produced by Providence College, and special collections of digitized materials from the Providence College Archives and Special Collections. It is a fully searchable database that includes articles, papers, manuscripts, and digitized documents.

Click here to proceed to the Providence College Digital Commons.

Interested in submitting your material to the Digital Commons or have any other questions? Contact Christopher Day, Cataloging & Digital Projects Librarian, at cday2@providence.edu or x1996.

More Information On Digital Commons

What Is The Digital Commons? [PDF] talks in more detail about the Digital Commons and what it can do for Providence College faculty.

SHERPA/RoMEO Database is a searchable database of publisher copyright & self-archiving policies. Searchable by both Journal and Publisher, it is a good first place to check what rights you may have to post your material in the Digital Commons.

BePress Digital Commons is a federated search engine that allows you to explore and search both the Providence College Digital Commons and those at other institutions.

A Digital Commons Bibliography [Word] includes links to articles and other material on Institutional Repositories, Open Archives, and other Digital Commons related topics.

The Digital Commons Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)  page explains some of the technical issues of our Digital Commons.    

Updated: 4 February, 2008
by Christopher Day