A great place to start your search is on the library's website. Our Search All function will allow you to search the majority of the library's holdings using your keywords.
You can also search within a specific database, which may give you results that are more specific to your specific field of study. If you know what database to use, you can locate it from the "databases" drop-down menu.
You can also click on the "Browse by subject" menu and select your topic, which will take you to a list of databases for that subject area, usually with a Best Bets section to help get you started.
Not sure which database will be best suited for your research topic? Librarians have created subject guides and course guides for your specific class or field of study that will list the most useful research databases.
You can click on "Subject Guides" or "Course Guides," the select the relevant topic/course from the list. From there, you can find suggested databases from the "Databases" tab.
