LibGuides: CO 250-01: Global Communication: Getting Started

In Class Activity

Having trouble accessing MU Library materials from our website? Here are some tips to get you connected!

Always access materials via the MU Library website. If your instructor has linked to our resources via eCampus, they should have linked to them via the library website. If they have not, please let them know!
When you are NOT on campus, you will be asked to validate your credentials by logging in using your MU email and password.
Access to the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times requires initial signup using a unique link. Note: only an MU email address will permit you to successfully create an account.

***Initial signup link for the Wall Street Journal

***Initial signup link for the New York Times

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General background information is helpful in the early stages of a research project. These databases are an excellent place to begin.

Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
General database recommended for finding scholarly articles in most disciplines. Hosted on the EBSCOhost platform.
Britannica Academic
The rich combination of the venerable Encyclopedia Britannica plus Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, magazines and periodicals, and many other research tools provides the variety of reliable sources that college students need to consult when conducting thorough collegiate research—all from one resource. Includes access to the Britannica encyclopedia, atlas, world data, the Classics, biographies, news, multimedia, and more.
Credo Reference
Credo contains full text encyclopedias and dictionaries.
ProQuest Central
Scholarly and popular articles on various subjects. 1971+