New for Fall 2021: An Improved A-Z List of Research Databases

Welcome back, researchers! 

Our indispensable lists of research databases have had a facelift over the summer, and the robust new version is both easier to use for you, and faster and simpler to maintain for us. 

RESEARCH DATABASES A-Z

You'll now find just a single link to a full A-Z list, from which you may more easily select subjects or limit results to a variety of database types, like raw data sources, news sites, e-books, dictionaries, government sites, streaming media, maps, etc.  A few helpful new features include:

• Icons to help you quickly identify categories of type or access while browsing the full list, as well as to indicate which sources are provided by the proxy, and even a few which are only available from on campus. Rollover each icon for a brief definition.
• New, trial, or temporary access is clearly labeled and described
• Multidisciplinary databases listed on multiple Research Guides are tagged "popular".
• The new database format allows us all to quickly find our favorite sources - even if we can't quite remember their new names! 

Here's a sample of the new format: