Online Databases

These electronic resources are available for use on campus. Some are also available for off campus access to Morris College students, faculty and staff. For more information on Off Campus Access, contact the library at (803) 934-3230.

Bloom's Literary Reference Online
Examines great writers, important works, memorable characters, and influential movements and events in world literature.

Collegiate DISCUS
Over 12,000 full-text titles in core academic disciplines, health sciences and business.

InfoTrac and GaleNet Databases
Citations and full text articles from newspapers, popular magazines, scholarly and professional journals, reference books and biographical resources. Contact the LRC for more information on Off Campus Access.

Journal of Business Ethics Online

LexisNexis Academic

OmniFile Full Text (Wilson Web)
This is a multi-disciplinary database covering the humanities, education, business, general science, social sciences, applied science and technology, art and much more.

PsycARTICLES
42 full-text scholarly journals
PsycARTICLES provides full-text articles from 49 journals on current issues in psychology from professional sources dating from 1987 to the present.

Salem Literature
Salem Literature is a robust online database that includes the complete content of printed reference sets. Salem currently offers this service with our new Critical Insights series, the recently revised Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Magill's Literary Annual and Masterplots, Fourth Edition.

Salem History
Salem History is a robust online database that includes the complete content of printed reference sets. Salem currently offers this service with four series of historical reference:

• Milestone Documents - A new, primary source series
• The Decades - Salem's critically acclaimed American history series
• Great Lives from History - The definitive, worldwide biographical resource
• Great Events from History - The complete resource for worldwide events

SIRS Knowledge Source

• SIRS Researcher: General reference on all issues.
• SIRS Government Reporter: Information by and about the United States government.
• SIRS Renaissance: Current perspectives on the Arts & Humanities.
• SIRS Discoverer: Elementary & Middle School edition; excellent curriculum resource for Education Majors.
• SKS WebSelect: Selected web sites for general reference
• SIRS Interactive Citizenship: What citizens need to know about government

SIRS is also available off-campus using the same DISCUS home access username/password.

The State Newspaper

Vault Online Career Library
A comprehensive career resource with career advice articles,industry and occupational profiles, career guides and company profiles.