The following databases cover many disciplines and contain journal articles, magazine articles, newspaper articles, images and other multi-media:
EBSCOhost includes the following databases: AP Source, PsychArticles, Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection, ERIC, Professional Development Collection, Newspaper Source, TOPICSearch, HealthSource, and MAS Ultra – all are cross-searchable and include citation tools.
Gale includes the following databases:
SIRS includes the following databases: Issues Researcher, Government Reporter, and Renaissance for the Humanities – all are cross-searchable and include citation tools.
eLibrary includes a general search database for journals, magazines, newspapers, and other multi-media that cover all subjects . All have citations included.
JStor is a huge database covering all disciplines at a very scholarly level. Please see the librarian for home use sign-up. You must have an individual sign in to use this database from home.
The following databases have more specific collections as described below:
ABC-CLIO is a large publisher of nonfiction material covering history and culture and including primary resources. This database includes information on American History, World History, and Daily Life through History. All entries have full citations.
From NewsBank: Perfect for primary sources!!! This databases has newspaper articles from United States newspapers dating from 1900-2000. Excellent browse and search capabilities.
Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism: This online guide covers major theories on literary criticism.
Questia is a tens of thousands of full-text eBooks covering all subjects. This database requires an individual login. Individual logins are provided for students in grades 10-12. Your username is your regular computer username and your password is your student ID.
This source will require you to enter our usual username/password at all times to have full access to the latest product reviews.
