Databases

Through both primary resources and secondary scholarship, this database explores not only slavery and institutionalized discrimination, but the contributions of individuals from the African American community in the arts, entertainment, the sciences, business, the military, and politics.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/16/18*

Through the works of Native American writers and contributors, this database illuminates the historical and contemporary practices and tribulations of Native American tribes from all regions of North America, giving a new perspective to colonial conflict, trade, wars, American policy towards Native lands, assimilation, and more.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/16/18*

Digital Concert Hall provides access to video streams of concerts, with hundreds of archival videos and approximately 40 new concerts added each season.
NOTE: Users will have to create a free account while on-campus in order to access content.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/31/18*

Was founded in 1922 to provide a forum for serious discussion of American foreign policy and global affairs. The articles deal with questions of international interest today, covering a broad range of subjects, not only political but historical and economic, and accompanied by maps and diagrams.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/14/18*

This database features articles and essays from Latino authors and contributors to explore topics such as immigration, civil rights, the Chicano movement, economic adversity, and the tension between forming Latino communities while simultaneously assimilating into American culture.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/16/18*

This database explores 10 modern genocides in depth, including the events of the genocides and the factors that led to them, discernible repeating patterns in history, and the blatant human and civil rights violations which occurred during these atrocities.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 10/16/18*

A database composed of evidence-based information designed specifically for nurses to get answers to questions quickly, access care plans, watch video demonstrations, strengthen nursing skills, earn continuing education credits and much more.
*Access Expires 10/29/18*

War, State and Society provides access to thousands of documents from the collections of eleven U.K. government departments, each responsible for dealing with and reporting on the domestic situation in Britain during the Second World War and its aftermath. Sourced from The National Archives U.K. and the History of Advertising Trust, its files provide a uniquely comprehensive insight into the social, economic, political and cultural affairs of wartime Britain, and a valuable snapshot of day to day life in every corner of the country and beyond.
*ACCESS EXPIRES 11/10/18*