Databases by Subject
Databases Beginning with T
Databases Beginning with T
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Over 3,000 online journals from across the academic spectrum, including art, business, communication, development, education, health, humanities, language and literature, math and science.
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A portal to thousands of multimedia resources to enhance a K-12 student's reading experience, including teaching guides, lesson plans, author interviews, book trailers, audio/video performances, and book lists aligned to standards.
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Offers information on colleges and technical schools, practice entrance exams, certification and professional licensing exams. The resume builder and virtual career library help job seekers with examples and tips for the job search.
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Searches over 1,000 websites returning full-text articles from hundreds of open-access journals and other sources for religious studies, systematic theology, practical theology and scriptural studies. Can be limited to peer-reviewed content.
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A free, online thesaurus that provides a quick reference for synonyms and antonyms when you have writer's block. A tool is provided that ranks words by complexity and length, which is useful in shaping communication for a particular audience.
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A Library of Congress database with U.S. legislative information including: bills and resolutions, The Congressional Record and floor activity, committee information, presidential nominations, treaties, and other legislative resources.
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A database designed for teachers and students to use in exploring current events, social, political and economic issues, scientific discoveries and other popular topics frequently discussed in the classroom.
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A database of 40,000 publications by research and development scientists in the U.S. Forest Service. Research results behind these publications have been peer reviewed.
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TREN (Theological Research Exchange Network) offers thousands of theses, dissertations and conference papers in religion.
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A cross-searchable collection that brings together seminal works and archival materials from key worldwide religious thinkers, from the early 1900s until the turn of the 21st century.
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Over 3,000 online journals from across the academic spectrum, including art, business, communication, development, education, health, humanities, language and literature, math and science.
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A portal to thousands of multimedia resources to enhance a K-12 student's reading experience, including teaching guides, lesson plans, author interviews, book trailers, audio/video performances, and book lists aligned to standards.
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Offers information on colleges and technical schools, practice entrance exams, certification and professional licensing exams. The resume builder and virtual career library help job seekers with examples and tips for the job search.
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Searches over 1,000 websites returning full-text articles from hundreds of open-access journals and other sources for religious studies, systematic theology, practical theology and scriptural studies. Can be limited to peer-reviewed content.
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A free, online thesaurus that provides a quick reference for synonyms and antonyms when you have writer's block. A tool is provided that ranks words by complexity and length, which is useful in shaping communication for a particular audience.
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A Library of Congress database with U.S. legislative information including: bills and resolutions, The Congressional Record and floor activity, committee information, presidential nominations, treaties, and other legislative resources.
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A database designed for teachers and students to use in exploring current events, social, political and economic issues, scientific discoveries and other popular topics frequently discussed in the classroom.
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A database of 40,000 publications by research and development scientists in the U.S. Forest Service. Research results behind these publications have been peer reviewed.
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TREN (Theological Research Exchange Network) offers thousands of theses, dissertations and conference papers in religion.
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A cross-searchable collection that brings together seminal works and archival materials from key worldwide religious thinkers, from the early 1900s until the turn of the 21st century.
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