EBSCO Indigenous Peoples Databases includes Bibliography of Indigenous Peoples in North America (BIPNA) and Indigenous Studies Source (ISS). BIPNA provides comprehensive indexing and abstracting, while ISS offers full-text access for a substantial portion of Indigenous-focused scholarly content.
The resources contain sources from Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period in the disciplines of history and archaeology, language and literature, music, art and architectural history. [from vendor]
The Chicago Manual of Style Online and Scientific Style and Format Online are fully-searchable online style manuals produced by the University of Chicago Press [from vendor].
Gold Rush Decision Support is a content comparison tool meant to be used by collections development and acquisitions librarians. Access is via username and password for all individuals who will use the resource at the library. There is no limit to the number of identified users or number of reports that can be produced.
This online academic research database contains authoritative news content, including current coverage and deep archives. It provides university and college faculty and students with critical news, and legal and business information. [from vendor]