Citations, abstracts and some full-text articles from business and management periodicals. Includes directory listings as well as investment analysts' reports.

Geobase is a multidisciplinary bibliographic database of human and physical geography, ecology, geology, oceanography, geomechanics and development studies. The material covered includes refereed papers, trade journals and magazine articles and it provides excellent coverage of the international literature, including books, conference proceedings and reports.

Covers the world's technical literature on geology and geophysics. It indexes papers from 13,000 serials, U.S. Geological Survey publications, and dissertations. The database corresponds to the print publications Bibliography and Index of Geology, Bibliography and Index of Geology Exclusive of North America, Bibliography and Index of North American Geology, and Geophysical Abstracts.

This not only documents the monographic and serial holdings of the library of the Deutscher Bundestag, but provides indexing for many journals and government publications which may not be included in other European indexes and databases. Wide subject coverage, with an emphasis on issues of relevance to a federal parliament, e.g.- medical ethics, democratic systems, German unity, globalization, economics, foreign relations, military issues, etc.

An excellent bibliographic tool that compiles millions of books in print around the globe. GBIP is strong for English-language titles, but its global coverage is fairly minimal. For assistance with finding books in print in other languages, consult your subject librarian.

Provides abstracts and citations for 3500 international journals, books, theses, and more. Subjects covered are human nutrition, public health and veterinary public health, disease, and other health and medical topics.

While not perfect by any means, Google Scholar is a very useful tool for locating articles. It's particularly useful for ferreting out articles on odd and obscure topics, since it indexes the full text for many of the articles listed. Google won't let us use the GET IT button on their screens, so look for the text "Get It @ K-State." If you are off-campus and want to see the GET IT links (who wouldn't?), go to Scholar Preferences to set K-State as your home institution.

A service of the U.S. Government Printing Office. It contains bibliographic citations for more than 500,000 records of documents. It indexes all types of U.S. Federal Government documents, including: Congressional reports, hearings, debates, and records; judiciary materials; and documents released by executive departments.

Resources found in GreenFILE examine the connection between humans and the environment, from both positive and negative perspectives. Nearly 200 scholarly and general interest titles covering disciplines such as agriculture, education, law, health and technology are included.

An online encyclopedia of art including more than 45,000 cross-referenced articles and extensive links to art images. Articles are scholarly and include bibliographic references. This database contains the entire text of The Dictionary of Art, ed. Jane Turner (1996, 34 vols.) and The Oxford Companion to Western Art, ed. Hugh Brigstocke (2001), and is continually updated.

This is the definitive encyclopedia for all things musical. It contains The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, New Grove Opera, and New Grove Jazz. Composer articles include biographies, works lists, and bibliographies of sources. Other articles cover topics such as musical genres, specific performers or ensembles, and theoretical and musicological vocabulary.

Digital versions of award-winning books presented by the American Historical Association and the Columbia University Press. Currently, Gutenberg-e is a very small collection, but plans to expand over the coming years.