Struggling with finding good information on the internet? Whether it's for a school project, or just to learn about a topic, using the internet to research can be treachorous, where you risk coming across misleading, if not completely false information. The library is here to help! Whether you are working on a school science project, want to learn more about a controversial issue, or need several sources for a biography research paper, you can find accurate, current, and trustworthy information with the UA Library’s subscriptions to Gale In Context databases.
Go to databases.ualibrary.org with your UA Library card and PIN handy, and, depending on your interest, locate these resources in the alphabetical list of subscriptions:
Perfect for students, researchers, or just someone who wants to learn something, each interactive database contains hundreds of curated topics that pull together articles from reference books, current magazines and newspapers, journals, and multimedia, all of which are sources appropriate for homework and projects (and even include help in creating citations!)
Don't hesistate to contact UA Library's Reference Department at reference@ualibrary.org or 614-486-3342 if you need help using these, or any of our online database subscriptions.
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