General Databases
- Academic Search CompleteThis multidisciplinary database covers magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers and is a good place to start for any subject.
- Credo ReferenceA collection of subject encyclopedias and handbooks that serves as great source of background information on a variety of topics to start your research.
- Web of Science
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A multidisciplinary citation index covering journal articles and conference proceedings in sciences, social sciences, and humanities from 1900 to current. Provides cited reference searching and journal impact factors. - CABI Digital LibraryCross-search all CAB resources in applied life sciences including, CAB Abstracts, VetMed Resource, articles, ebooks, and more.
- OneSearchOne Search finds items from UT Collections as well as journal and newspaper articles, books and book chapters, and much more from multiple library resources.
Newspaper and Magazine Databases
- FactivaA collection of thousands of full-text magazines and newspapers plus corporate and stock market data.
Points of View Databases
- Gale In Context: Opposing ViewpointsProvides overviews and pro/con essays on social issues.
- Points of View Reference CenterResources that present multiple sides of a current issue. Each topic presents an overview, argument, and counter-argument.
Statistics Databases
- StatistaStatistics, reports, and market outlooks to analyze consumer data and related markets.
Access to Statista will end December 30, 2023. - ProQuest Statistical Abstract of the U.S.A current summary of statistics on the social, political and economic conditions of the United States.
Extension Publications
Extension publications are reputable learning resources written by experts in Extension units of land grant universities. They can be fact sheets, practical guides, or present research in a format intended for non-academics.
Find UT Extension publications at this link: https://extension.tennessee.edu/publications
Type "site:.edu + extension + topic" into Google to find more extension publications from other states. Ex: "site:.edu + extension + ticks".