Digital Theatre+ is an educational platform for the study of performing arts and dramatic texts, resources include streaming full-length productions, a technical theatre module, and related educational resources.
Over 2,500 primary sources to support research across U.S and world history, ethnic and gender studies, American government, and religious studies.
The World Geography database provides contextual resources to understand geographic, political, social, economic, and cultural forces in our globalized world.
Create your own account on The Wall Street Journal website. WSJ is a trusted source of news and information through the lens of business, finance, and economics from US and global perspectives.
Latino Social and Political Culture and History: Perspectives on the Chicano Movement includes unique resources of the Chicano/a experience in the United States. This archive highlights important organizations and movements, such as the United Farm Workers, efforts toward land reclamation, and student movements against discrimination in education.
AI in Society provides an interdisciplinary collection of research for understanding artificial intelligence (AI) as a global phenomenon that transcends geographical and disciplinary boundaries.
Racism by Context is a new in progress research collection exploring the multidimensional nature of racism through its structure of eleven linked sections, each of which showcases primary research into racism in a particular sphere.
Women’s History in the United States is the newest American Mosaic database, resources include primary sources and topic overviews exploring women’s contributions, perspectives, and challenges from precontact times to the present.
Cross-search all EBSCO databases (50+); our largest collection of magazines, journals, ebooks, news sources, primary sources, and more, covering multi-disciplinary topics.
High-quality images for the study of art history, architecture, world culture & history, archaeology, fashion, photography and more. Over 2 million digital images and descriptions of visual culture from around the globe. Please note: Artstor has fully moved platforms to JSTOR, all features and tools are fully functional under the Image search tab. Additionally, the Artstor website was retired on Aug 1, 2024.