Almost everyone looking for these research tools will start from our Library homepage, and then click on Online Databases, under the LIBRARY RESOURCES tab. Our homepage is the hub for all of the electronic information we make available to our users.
Once you have opened one of the EBSCO databases and started using it, you might decide to move to another and find out what that one has to offer on your topic. Or, you might like to select several of them and search them at the same time. To do this, first click the name of the database you are currently searching.
You receive a dialogue box showing all of the online databases to which we subscribe from this vendor. We list only the most heavily used resources on our Online Databases page, but as you can see, there are many more available in other disciplines and subject areas. Feel free to explore any of these. If your research interests overlap from the traditional religious studies areas into social science, medicine, humanities, etc., these resources could be most helpful.
Click in the little box beside each database you want, and then click on the button marked Select.
