Library Databases by Title

What you’ll find here: Journal, magazine, and newspaper articles that focus on business, management, government and public policy. This is a great resource if you’re looking for news and trends, company financial information, or management practice and theory.
How to search this database: Look at the ProQuest help page.

What you’ll find here: Expanded version of Academic Search Complete. Newspaper, magazine, trade publication and scholarly journal articles covering a wide variety of topics. This is a broad, general database and a great starting place for information about almost any topic, ranging from astronomy, anthropology, biomedicine, engineering, health, law and literacy to mathematics, pharmacology, women’s studies, zoology and more.
How to search this database: Look at the EBSCOhost help page.

What you’ll find here: Information from the Association for Computing Machinery only. This includes journal and newsletter articles from its publications as well as transcripts of presentations from the conferences it holds.

What you’ll find here: Journal, magazine, and newspaper articles focusing on U.S. and Canadian history. It also includes records of conference presentations. It’s a good starting point for historical research, but many records are just bibliographic citations and do not offer the full text of the article.
How to search this database: Look at the EBSCOhost help page.

What you’ll find here: Guides to collections held by archival institutions, libraries, museums and archives worldwide. These guides provide information on the amount of material available and a brief description of it.
How to search this database: Look at the ArchiveGrid help page.

What you’ll find here: Search all of the library's Gale literature databases (Literature Research Center, Litfinder, Scribner Writers Online, and Twayne's Authors Series) at once.

What you’ll find here: Citations for journal articles in the areas of science, technology, medicine, social science, business, humanities, and popular culture. Although summaries and full texts of the articles are not available, it can provide locations for the articles.
How to search this database: Click on FirstSearch Help for search tips.

What you’ll find here: Once you have an article or book relevant to your topic, this database provides a list of other works that cite your item. This helps you gauge the influence of the work you have and find similar works. A few tools are found within this database.
Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) 1995-present: Searched by default by Web of Knowledge for items related to art, music, dance, history, literature, drama, language, and philosophy.
How to search this database: View the Web of Science training videos.