Keeping track of your research can get a tricky, especially when using multiple databases. Fortunately, some databases allow users to create a personal account to track and save their research across multiple sessions. This post covers the benefits of using personal accounts and provides a tutorial for using features available in EBSCO, ProQuest, and JSTOR.
Fordham Libraries provide access to the digitized newspaper archives of four highly respected U.S. national and regional newspapers. Every issue of each title includes the complete paper with full-text and full-image articles dating back to the 1800’s.
A selection of digital resources available through Fordham’s libraries and beyond covering women’s history.
Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO) is the world’s largest online resource for theory and research in international affairs. It includes working papers from university research institutes, conference proceedings, books, journals, and policy briefs.
The Gale Ebooks Race and Social Injustice Collection includes a multidisciplinary focus on race and social justice, encompassing subject areas in race and ethnic relations, anthropology, politics, journalism, ethnic and women’s studies, Black studies, and policing.
A new collection of journals and books is available from Firenze University Press, a department of the University of Florence. Included are 1,074 books from 381 research institutions, and 50 journals.
American Underworld: The Flash Press is a Readex database featuring rare, short-lived newspapers that cover crime, scandal, blackmail, and the seamier aspects of urban life in the mid-19th century.
Gale Ebooks Mental Health and Wellness Collection contains fifteen titles spanning diverse topics, including suicide, panic disorders, LGBT psychology, socializing, deconstructing stigmas, the influence of race and culture, and more. These e-books are available to read 24/7 – anytime, anywhere, and on any device.
The staff of the Fordham Libraries are continually reviewing new resources to add to our collection. We’re excited to announce that we have four newly-available databases to aid you in your research!
The Fordham Libraries provide access to collections of historical documents, current news, scholarly articles and books, data, images, maps, biographies, streaming video, sound records, and more that focus on black culture, heritage, experience, thought, perspective, innovation, leadership, and faith.
