Not sure where to start your research? The interdisciplinary databases are good places to search for information on any topic, and have lots of full-text material available.
Loyola Libraries subscribe to over 200 online databases. These databases often contain articles and other materials that are not freely available on the Internet - meaning, they get you what Google can't.
These databases are all different. Some of them contain the full text of journal articles, others will point you to the full-text in a different database, and some will just give you citation. (See the next tab on this subject guide for more information on finding full-text.)
And since all these databases are so different, don't hesitate to ask a librarian for help!
Loyola Libraries has created many Subject Guides which help you find information and resources on various subjects, including databases.
Click here to find the appropriate subject guide and then look for the Databases tab in that guide.
For example:
Loyola University Chicago Libraries
Cudahy Library · 1032 W. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, IL 60660 · 773.508.2632
Lewis Library · 25 E. Pearson St., Chicago, IL 60611 · 312.915.6622
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