A database is a collection of information resources organized to provide efficient retrieval. The collected information could be in any number of formats (electronic, printed, graphic, audio, statistical, combinations). With access to thousands of journals, newspapers, and popular magazines, how do you find the resources you need?
Video from RMIT University Library, Melbourne, Australia
Here are some recommended databases for broad research.
Primary Sources
Includes current and historic full-text articles in text and/or image form as well as full-page views of each issue of the Sacramento Bee.
Coverage: 1857 - today
To access cover-to-cover images of recent issues of the Sacramento Bee daily newspaper in a browsable format click here.
Coverage: November 7, 2017 - today
Secondary Sources
Tertiary Resources
This video from Kishwaukee College Library explains how to quickly evaluate an article in a database: