Well-Being with the Libraries

NYTimes Food and Travel

Let the Libraries help you Spring into Well-Being! Shake off the stress of spring semester and cultivate your physical, emotional, and community well-being with the NYTimes Food and Travel sections. Dig deeper than the front page and discover a world of food and travel. Strengthen your body with a wholesome loaf of Nordic whole-grain rye as you contemplate a hiking trip through remote Canada. Restore your spirit with a batch of chocolate ice cream profiteroles while planning a dream getaway to Barcelona. Explore new communities, learn new traditions, and recharge your batteries—all for free, from the comfort of home. NOTE: First time users must create a new account here using their GMU credentials to gain access. Available to all current Mason faculty, students, and staff.

 

National Geographic Virtual Library

Let the Libraries help you Spring into Well-Being! Shake off the stress of spring semester and cultivate your physical, emotional, and community well-being with the National Geographic Virtual Library. Broaden your perspective and investigate the world with National Geographic online. Browse full-color issues from 1888 to the present; explore maps, images, and videos; or play with the interactive Term Frequency chart and examine how the way we talk about our world shifts through the years. Available to all current Mason faculty, students, and staff.

 

Swank Digital Campus

Let the Libraries help you Spring into Well-Being! Shake off the stress of spring semester and cultivate your physical, emotional, and community well-being with the Swank Digital Campus. For those days when you just need to watch a movie, explore this rotating collection of 25 feature films and documentaries. Challenge yourself with films like An Inconvenient Truth or Malcolm X; watch a recent blockbuster like Inglourious Basterds; or kick back with a classic like The Breakfast Club or The Godfather. NOTE: Specific titles may change over time. Requires local installation of Widevine Media Optimizer; best accessed via Google Chrome. Available to all current Mason faculty, students, and staff.