What is a database?
A database is a collection of articles from books, newspapers, magazines, journals and other sources available via computer. A database eliminates the need to retain paper copies of these items.

Please note that we are currently experiencing some printing trouble with a few Gale databases. The problems appear to be limited to MS Internet Explorer v. 9. For best results from within the library, please use a Firefox browser. In addition, you will want to take advantage of the �marked list� features of the databases and email (to yourself) or print the marked list so you won�t lose any research.

Chilton's

Languages

Informe! Academico

Business and Foundations

Business Decision

Business Insights: Global

Demographics Now: Business & People

Gale Directory Library

Infotrac Business Collection

Small Business Resource Center

Education

ERIC (free version)

Learning Express Library

WorldCat (free version)

Genealogy and Biography

Biography & Genealogy Master
Index

Heritage Quest Online

Michigana: Sources in U.S. History Online

General Research

Academic Onefile

Expanded Academic ASAP

Gale Virtual Reference Library

Gale Virtual Reference Library: Business Collection

General Onefile

General Reference Center Gold

Infotrac Newsstand

New York Times

OAISTER (free version)

SLC Digital Media Archive

Health

Health & Wellness Resource
Center

Health Reference Center Academic

MedlinePlus (free version)

Nursing Resource Center

Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine Collection

Psychology Collection

Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos

Law

FDSys (Federal Digital System)

Gale Legal Forms

Legal Trac

Literature

eBook Collection

Michigan Authors and Illustrators

Novelist K-8 Plus

Military & Intellgence Database

Science and Technology

Computer Database

Turfgrass Information File (TGIF)

Juvenile and Young Adult

BookFlix

Britannica School - Learning Zone

Britannica School

Early World of Learning

eBook K-8 Collection

Infotrac Junior Edition

Infotrac Student Edition

Kids Infobits

Opposing Viewpoints in Context

Research in Context

WorldBook Kids