Be sure to think out your search strategy before diving into the database. This can be as simple as jotting down keywords relevant to your research. Remember some of the key terms that are listed on the home page of this guide!
To learn more about Boolean searching, check out this pdf from the Library at UC Berkeley.
A helpful presentation on successful database searching from MIT Libraries.
Digital reproductions of the New York Times (1851-2014). Individual articles or full pages may be viewed, and the newspaper text may be searched.
Digital reproductions of the Wall Street Journal (1889-2002). Individual articles or full pages may be viewed, and the newspaper text may be searched.
Digital reproductions of the Washington Post (1877-2002). Individual articles or full pages may be viewed, and the newspaper text may be searched.
Congressional Universe contains full-text information by and about Congress. It includes CIS/Index to Publications of the U.S. Congress, which provides top-quality indexing, abstracting and legislative histories, as well as links to the Congressional Record, Congressional hearings, committee reports, public laws, congressional documents, current hot bills and topics, and much more.
National Cathedral, view from the Bishop's Garden.
Washington, DC
[photograph by Sarah Rice Scott]