Looking for sources? Search EBSCO or QuickSearch.
Start by searching the "Find Articles" box on the library's homepage. This searches a selection of databases from a company called EBSCO. It is a good starting point for most topics. Need help searching EBSCO? See our playbook on How do I search EBSCO?
For best results, search by using keywords separated by AND. All the keywords you use should be directly related to your topic. For example, if you're investigating how music may affect infants' sleep, search using this string: music AND infants AND sleep. See example below.
If you can't find what you need in the EBSCO databases, try another database. A complete list is on our Database List page. Click the "Database List" button on our homepage.
Select a Subject from the left menu to find the appropriate database. If you're off-campus, you will be prompted to login. Below is a list of particularly helpful databases: