This page contains an alphabetical listing of the library's databases. The databases give you access to articles (peer-reviewed, magazines and newspapers), ebooks, data, and more.
You may also search through the individual databases by name (choose the correct letter above) or browse by subject.
You may search through most of the library's databases at one time on the homepage using One Search. One Search also includes the library's book catalogs.
If you need help selecting the appropriate database(s) for your research, you can browse by subject area above or Ask A Librarian or chat live with a Librarian (see box to the right - hours are Sundays 6:00pm - 10:00pm). You can also contact the library at 864-488-4612.
A database is basically something you can use to search within a collection of some type of information. For academic research, we're primarily talking about tools to search for articles and books. Some databases cover articles and books in multiple academic disciplines. Some specialize in one. Often, these databases will include the full text of the article. If not, they will give you enough information (a citation) to find the full article or book somewhere else, and a link to other ways to obtain it (such as in another database or through interlibrary loan). There are many ways to search the databases.
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