Your library provides free access to electronic databases that include the full text of scholarly journals, magazines, major newspapers, encyclopedias and reference books.
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There are several other sources availabe for your research, many of which are also available 24/7.
Electronic books
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Audio books
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Student Resources
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The Internet contains a vast amount of information of all types, and can be a powerful tool for your research. Use websites that have already been evaluated for you.
Check out our Sites by Subject.
The Internet contains so much information that finding what you are looking for can be a challenge. We`ve provided some tips to help you.
Tips for searching the web | Tips for evaluating websites |
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Things to know
Did you know that can also search many of these great resources from home through the library’s web site? To use the databases, electronic books and audio books outside the library from any Internet connection all you need is your library card. You simply enter your 14-digit library card number (with no spaces) to access them. Find out how to get a card, if you don't already have one.
Searching databases is not the same as getting information from the Internet. ...find out the difference between databases and the Internet
When doing research, it is always important to know if you need primary or secondary sources. ...learn how to tell the difference
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