This database has full-text academic articles in almost every subject, including quite a few peer-reviewed and scholarly journals. A good choice for almost any topic.
JSTOR provides academic journal articles from thousands of titles, with particular emphasis on arts, social sciences, history, literature, ethnic and area studies, and the humanities.
Includes reference encyclopedias and handbooks, which feature easy-to-read overviews and background information on thousands of topics. Credo also features videos, illustrations, photographs, visual aids, and maps.
Gale eBooks has reference encyclopedias that you can view online, which are useful for giving you a brief overview and important aspects of your topic.
Database featuring current events and social issue articles, facts, and pro/con viewpoints. Excellent for persuasive assignments!
This guide is intended for students who are exploring a subject with the goal to explain it to others.
This research guide will help you locate information on researching controversial issues for crafting a persuasive argument. Your purpose is to convince your reader or listener of your point of view while acknowledging opposing arguments.
Writing a paper about a book, poem, short story, or other literary work? This guide has helpful sources for you!
This research guide is for students interested in American authors of various ethnic backgrounds.
This research guide is designed to help Prof. Leong's students with their Names Essay project
This guide is intended to help students working on a research project about the author Luis Urrea.
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