Molstead Library Periodical Databases

EBSCOhost offers the largest range of coverage in news, popular magazines, and academic literature under one interface. Each database in EBSCOhost represents a different area of study or resource type (newspapers, magazines, academic journals, etc). You may choose as many as are appropriate to your topic and search them simultaneously.

For help in using EBSCOhost databases refer to the database tutorial at this web site or go directly to the EBSCOhost help pages.

For other offerings from EBSCO, click here.

ProQuest® provides access to several databases with an emphasis towards psychology and nursing. ProQuest® also contains a database of articles from major US newspapers and the Historical New York Times index, which contains images of articles stretching back to the early 19th century. This service presents it's own collection of psychology and health journals/news along with PsychINFO® (psychology) and CINAHL® (nursing/allied health).

For help in using ProQuest® databases refer to the database tutorial at this web site or go directly to the ProQuest® help pages.

The LiLI Databases (LiLI-D) are online services providing full-text articles from magazines, professional journals, newspapers, and reference books free to all Idaho residents.

There's something for everyone - K-12 students, researchers, consumers - everyone! Best of all, LiLI is free to all Idahoans. (If you're not an Idahoan, check with your local or state library to discover similar database offerings they may provide).

To start using LiLI, get the password. Then login to the LiLI-D service. You'll find links to numerous databases covering a wide range of subjects.

CQEL includes CQ Researcher Online which explores a new issue each week that affects the political landscape and CQ Global Researcher which offers international perspectives on global issues on a weekly cycle.

For help using the CQ Electronic Library resources refer to the online database tutorial at this web site or go directly to the CQ Electronic Library help pages.

Campus Research™ is a research database containing news, business information and law related information. This database includes full-text access to current and archived materials.

For help using Campus Research™ you may refer to the database tutorial or go directly to the Campus Research user guide (PDF).

BioOne™ provides a full-text access to a variety of academic biological, ecological and environmental science journals.

For help using BioOne™ see their help pages.