How do I access the library databases?
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Where do I start to find library databases?
Start at the library's website.
How do I get to the databases?
On the left side of the library homepage, look for the Resources section and click on A-Z Database List.
What can I do on the A-Z Database List page?
You can:
- Browse the full list by database name (A–Z)
- Search for a specific database by title
- Sort databases by subject (like history, nursing, or business) and resource type (like ebooks, articles, or streaming video)
What if I don’t know which database to use?
No worries—chat with a librarian right from the library website or use the Recommended Databases link on the A-Z Database list. We can help you pick the best database for your topic or assignment.
Do I need to log in to use the databases?
If you're on or off-campus, yes—you’ll need to log in using your Canvas.
What kind of information can I find in the databases?
Library databases give you access to academic articles, ebooks, reports, videos, and more—perfect for research papers and assignments.
Can I get help using the database?
Absolutely. Whether it’s finding sources, citing them, or using the tools in the database, a librarian can guide you.
Good luck—and don’t hesitate to ask for help!