Find the best library databases for your research.
The most frequently-used databases
Access to peer-reviewed journals, magazines and more, about a wide variety of subjects. This is a great place to start when looking for scholarly articles.
EBSCO Discovery: Open Education is a centralized discovery profile of open access eBooks, journals, and high quality Open Educational Resources (OER) to support libraries and faculty as they search for open and free course materials as part of their Open Education and Textbook Affordability initiatives. OER Databases include:
BC Open Textbook Project (edsbcc)
LibreTexts (edslbt)
Milne Open Textbooks (edssun)
OAPEN Online Library & Publishing Platform (edsoap)
OpenStax (edsopx)
Open Textbook Library (edsotl)
Pressbooks Directory (edspbd)
Open Access databases:
DOAJ (edsdoj)
DOAB (edsdob)
SSOAR (edsgso)
JSTOR Open Shared Collection (edsocc)
British Library EThOS (edsble)
Welcome to MLA Handbook Plus, the Modern Language Association’s subscription-based digital resource. Now students and instructors can access online the new ninth edition of the MLA Handbook through their school’s library.
This database provides information about current events, economics, environmental issues, news and commentary, political science, and other issues via academic journals, images, magazines, newspapers, podcasts, primary sources documents, statistics, videos, viewpoints articles, and websites.
