African American Heritage
Connect to a community of research experts, and access a comprehensive mix of records, resources and tools exclusively devoted to African American family history research.
Ancestry.com (In Library Access)
Discover your family’s history using this collection containing more than 4,000 databases and 1.5 billion names cover the U.S. and U.K. (Please note: This resource is free to use when inside the library.)
ArticleFirst
Search the table of contents pages of more than 12,000 scholarly journals and popular newspapers and magazines dating from 1990 to present day. Full-text articles may be requested through InterLibrary Loan.
Banco de Contenidos aulaPlaneta
Acceda esta enciclopedia completamente en Español llena de artículos, imágenes, mapas, videos y más hecha exclusivamente para los hablantes nativos de Español, estudiantes bilingües y participantes de ESL/ELL.
Chicago Tribune
Get full-text first-hand accounts and unparalleled coverage of local practices, society and events from 1985 through present day.
Chicago Tribune Historical Archive
Get full-text first-hand accounts and unparalleled coverage of local practices, society and events from 1849 through 1993.
Clase Periodica
Browse an index of Latin American journals covering the sciences and humanities, including some full-text articles.
Consumer Health Complete
Access full-text articles for hundreds of health reference books, encyclopedias, health reports and more covering all areas of health and wellness from mainstream medicine to holistic and integrated medicine.
Data Axle Reference Solutions (ReferenceUSA)
Research millions of U.S. and Canadian businesses by industry, sales, business size or location as well as consumer and lifestyle data to create marketing lists and conduct competitive analysis. Please note: If unable to access remotely using Google Chrome, please try using a different browser.
Dissertations
Search a database of all dissertations held by libraries around the world. Full-text is not available, but items located in the United States may be requested through Interlibrary Loan.