Access the Libraries A-Z List of Databases for a complete list of all of the Libraries databases.
If you're off-campus, click Off Campus Access to e-Resources for info on how to link to full-text (full articles) online through Purdue Libraries.
To find materials available from the Purdue Libraries,
Examine and sort results using options found on the left side of the page in the box beside search results.
Physical items will display a location and call number. The record will indicate that you should click "Check Request Options" and, if not logged in, the system will ask that you "Sign in to Check Availability" before you can request an item.
Electronic materials will have a link that reads "Online Access Available"--click the link to access full text.
The databases listed below are useful because they contain a variety of both scholarly and popular articles, such as newspaper and magazine articles.
The databases below include newspaper articles and news sources. You can also limit by newspaper articles in general databases such as ProQuest Research Library and Academic Search Premier.