Electronic Resources & Databases: CLC Databases

The majority of the library's databases are available through the EBSCO suite. EBSCO offers all-purpose academic research databases, as well as an extensive variety of subject-specific databases and related research tools. See our tutorials for more information.

• Academic Search Premier (general-purpose database; contains information on most subjects)
• CINAHL (EBSCO's collection on medical and nursing topics)
• Databases A-Z (list of all the EBSCO databases in alphabetical order and the journals included)
• Databases by Subject (allows you to browse EBSCO databases by specific subjects)
• Full-Text Finder (find specific journals)

Along with EBSCO, the library offers other databases of interest, offering a wealth of information on a variety of subjects. See our tutorials for additional help on navigating these databases.

• ARTstor (focuses on visual arts)
• BioMed Central (free, open access, mostly peer-reviewed research articles from more than 100 medical, biology, and biotechnology-related journals)
• Credo Reference (current events and issues)
• Facts on File (information on historical and current events, and notable people of each period; also has maps, charts, and videos available)
• Opposing Viewpoints (current events and issues. See also Pros and Cons on Controversial Issues and All Sides.)
• ProQuest - Nursing & Allied Health (reliable healthcare information from more than 715 journals)
• SpringerOpen Journals (free, open access, mostly peer-reviewed research articles in all areas of Science and many of  the Liberal Arts)
• GlobalStats (stats for research purposes, providing annual measures dating back to the 1960s, from more than 80 different international sources in an easy to visualize manner.)
• Literature Databases: Bloom's Literature & Literary Reference Center (Databases administered by the State of Kansas that provide information on authors and there works.)