STEM: Right to Die

An excellent reference source for any subject in American history. Includes encyclopedia articles, images, videos, maps, and primary source documents.

Offers a huge collection of full-text magazines, journals, and newspapers as well as images, maps, videos, and more. Also provides subject guides that gather a variety of types of sources and perspectives on the topics. A great resource to both explore and dive more deeply into research topics. Recommended for any stage of the research process.

JSTOR is an archive of scholarly writing across academic disciplines. Highly recommended for deeper information gathering in subjects related to the humanities, though STEM-related fields are also represented. Currency varies by journal. You will see this database in college.

This library offers online access to historical newspapers that you can click through cover to cover, or search by topic, date, or article type (article, photo, comic, birth/death/marriage notice, display ad, film review, etc.). They present firsthand accounts and opinions that bring history to life. Also provides access to current full-text content from selected U.S. newspapers.