Check out some of the Murphy Stump Library's treasures from South America! You'll find them near the Haddad Room.
General Reference
LANIC—Latin American Network Information Center. Web-based resource guides on a wide variety of subjects, including economy, education, humanities, and society and culture.
Search Core Journals
Academic Search Complete—Articles from core journals in many fields; most with full text. Not comprehensive.
Academic Video Online. Online streaming video on many academic topics.
American History in Video. Newsreels, archival footage, and important documentaries.
American Song. Songs by and about children, cowboys, immigrants, Native Americans, pioneers, slaves, and others. Songs about politics and civil rights, war and peace.
Chicago Tribune. Articles from 1985 to the present. For articles from 1849 to 1984, use Chicago Tribune historical files.
Ethnic NewsWatch. Articles from ethnic and alternative Journals, magazines, and newspapers.
Films on Demand. Streaming videos in all topic areas, searchable by subject, title, or special collection. Subject include Hispanics, Latin America, Mexican-Americans, and Mexico.
GPO. A listing (no full text) of all types of United States government documents, including congressional reports, hearings, debates, records, judiciary materials, and documents issued by executive departments.
Homeland Security Document Library.United States policy documents, presidential directives, and national-strategy documents, plus theses and reports from various universities, organizations, and local and state agencies.
JSTOR. Articles from scholarly journals in the arts and sciences, sometimes going back to the first issues. The Library subscribes to the Arts and Sciences I–X and Life Sciences collections.
LANIC—Latin American Network Information Center. Web-based resource guides on a wide variety of subjects, including economy, education, humanities, and society and culture.
The New York Times historical files. Articles from 1851 to 2010. For articles after 2010, use Nexis Uni (new interface to Nexis Uni).
Quick links are ready-made searches for books and videos.
