A-Z Databases

The Chronicle of Higher Education provides comprehensive coverage of news, trends, and issues affecting colleges and universities. Founded in 1966, this trusted resource offers independent journalism, data-driven insights, and analysis on topics including academic careers, teaching strategies, institutional leadership, and policy developments, serving as an essential information source for educators, administrators, and higher education professionals.

ProQuest Ebook Central provides an extensive collection of over 700,000 scholarly ebooks from leading academic publishers across all disciplines. The regularly updated content includes university press titles, specialized academic texts, and curriculum-aligned materials that support diverse research needs from undergraduate to graduate level studies.

JSTOR is a comprehensive digital library providing access to scholarly journals, books, images, and primary sources across multiple disciplines. CUNY's subscription includes the Arts and Sciences collections, featuring full-text content in the humanities and social sciences from the first issue of most journals through to within approximately five years of the present.

The New York Times provides digital access to global news, information, and analysis across politics, business, culture, and more. This comprehensive resource includes content from the print edition plus exclusive digital features such as multimedia content, personalized newsletters, mobile apps, podcasts, and video coverage, supporting research and curriculum integration across academic disciplines. Please read the instructions for signing up for NYTimes Academic Pass.

The Wall Street Journal provides digital access to global business, financial, and general news content from one of the world's leading news organizations. This comprehensive resource includes full access to WSJ.com, mobile apps, newsletters, podcasts, and video content, supporting student research, career preparation, and curriculum integration across disciplines. Please read the instructions for signing up for WSJ Academic Pass.

Applied Science & Business Periodicals Retrospective is an archive of citations covering the history of business and industry between 1913 and 1983. It contains millions of records offering a rich account of technological advances, business strategies, company profiles, iconic executives and scientists and more.

Contains reference books from top educational publishers and presses. This encompasses a rich selection of biographic titles, covering popular and important figures in business, film, history, music, politics, sports and more.

Collecting nearly eight decades of H.W. Wilson’s Book Review Digest, this archive database provides over a million book review citations from 1903 to 1982. It covers adult and juvenile fiction and nonfiction and provides at least one review excerpt per book. It includes at least one substantial review excerpt (up to 500 words) per book. Book reviewers are searchable by name, with excerpts by such famous writers as Edmund Wilson and John Updike.

Education Index Retrospective: 1929 -1983 is an archive index chronicling over a half a century of important education literature. It covers societal trends affecting education, including segregation, multiculturalism, feminism, economic developments and more. It contains both historical and updated subject headings, ensuring that researchers using either old or new search terms will obtain all the information on that subject. Original subject headings offer insight into how the topics were once framed.

This resource provides comprehensive full-text searchable access to America's newspaper of record beginning in 1985, extending far beyond traditional newspaper content to include the digital edition, the prestigious New York Times Book Review, educational materials through The New York Times for Kids and New York Times Upfront, the acclaimed New York Times Magazine, targeted newsletters, multimedia video content, and an extensive array of subject-specific blogs covering sports, culture, chess, crosswords, and academic topics. Educational resources are particularly valuable through The Learning Network, which provides teaching materials that leverage Times content for classroom use, while the full-text search capability makes this an invaluable tool for scholarly research, literature reviews, and coursework requiring extensive newspaper analysis and content tracking across nearly four decades of authoritative American and international reporting.