Research Sources
 EBSCO Host
1,530 magazines, journals and newspapers many
in full text.
“Offering
in-depth, non-biased coverage of political and social issues,
with regular reports on topics in health, international affairs,
education, the environment, technology and the U.S. economy.”
 FirstSearch
1500+ magazines, journal articles, and abstracts.
 Encyclopedia
Britannica
Considered one of the best
first sources for cited, general information covering a broad
range of subjects.
Lexis.com
Westlaw.com
Gain access to
Lexis and Westlaw legal databases from anywhere on campus. See the
librarian for login.
The best dictionary of them all.
Harp Week
The Civil War Era and
Reconstruction (1857-1877). Harper's Weekly Magazine in full text
including advertising from the middle 19th century. Search by
subject, person, occupation and date. An incredibly true account of
what America thought and felt 130+ years ago. Click hotlink, than "I Agree", and you're
there.
Physicians' Desk Reference
Up-to-the-minute FDA-approved information on
almost 4,000 prescription drugs and important data on more than 250
drug manufacturers. Also check out Stedman's, a great medical
dictionary.
Other Libraries
Chicago Public Library
Library of Congress
Illinet Online
Search for books and
other materials at 45 libraries in Illinois.
 The Internet
Public Library
"The first
public library of and for the Internet community."
See Subject-Links for
more research sources.
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