Biology 

Your tuition dollars pay for the very expensive databases.  They contain reliable and helpful information so they are well worth using!

If you are using our databases from anywhere other than the Eastern campus, you will have to enter your University ID number and library PIN CODE. 

Click on this PIN CODE link for instructions. 

Has your professor suggested using specific journals for your research assignments?  Use our Journal Locator to learn if the journal is in one of our online databases or in print. 

Click on the Journal Locator link above and type in the journal or newspaper title.  The results screen will display the information with links to the databases.

LOOK HERE...

 in our databases...

...for journal, magazine, or newspaper articles. 

You will find articles, many full-text, by searching in our subscription research databases. In addition to articles, these databases include references to book reviews and essays that are included in anthologies. This is usually a better place to start academic research than a general web search engine such as Google or Yahoo or Wikipedia.

Be sure to scroll down on this screen to see all the information included.

They are recommended, but they are not the only databases.  Be sure to check our entire database list, and try a few others too.

If you are using these databases from off-campus, you will be asked to provide your University ID number and library PIN Code. Need help setting a library PIN or if you have forgotten what it is, click on this library PIN Code link for help.

·         American Journal of Botany

·         American Naturalist

·         Animal Behavior

·         The Biological Bulletin

·         BioScience

·         The Botanical Review

·         Human Biology

·         Journal of Biology

·         Journal of Cell Biology

·         Journal of Ecology

·         Journal of Parasitology

·         Trends in Genetics

·         Trends in Microbiology 

·         Trends in Plant Science