When you have an assignment, project or a paper for a class, the Library's search engine is a good place to start to find resources. After that, you can use the Interlibrary Loan Services to request a material you need that we do not have. And remember, if you have a question, contact your librarian. You can also make a Research Consultation.
Use the filters to manage your searches
Digital library of academic journals, books, and primary sources.
Interdisciplinary index that provides citations for high impact journals. Useful for forward citation searching. Includes some indexing and full-text linking for ProQuest Dissertations and Theses.
Access note: To access the API, set up your account and select "Web of Science API Lite" at Step 3 “Subscribe to an API.” For research support using the API, please contact the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship.
Interdisciplinary index that provides citations for high impact journals. Useful for forward citation searching. Includes some indexing and full-text linking for ProQuest Dissertations and Theses.
Access note: To access the API, set up your account and select "Web of Science API Lite" at Step 3 “Subscribe to an API.” For research support using the API, please contact the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship.
To help you keep track of the different resources you discover, we recommend you download, install, and learn to use software for organizing your books, scholarly articles, reports, and many other types of information sources. This type software also supports note taking.
See the Libraries Guide on Managing Your Research
You may also confirm from professors in the department you are majoring if they expect you to use a specific software. If they have no preference, we generally recommend Zotero.