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Communication
Library Resources for students in one of the Communication majors: Broadcasting, Journalism, and Public Relations
Index to worldwide scholarly literature in over 3,000 journals across 50 disciplines in the social sciences. A special feature is cited reference searching, which allows users to search an an article's citation data to find similar works or works citing a specific author.
The Ohio Digital Resource Commons (DRC) provides a robust, statewide platform for saving, discovering and sharing—free of charge—the instructional, research, historic and creative materials produced by the University System of Ohio and Ohio's private colleges.
Contains about 15,000 full-text electronic books published between 1934 and 2005. Includes scholarly, reference, and professional books on all subjects.
Contains full text of thousands of scholarly books, reference books, and American and English literary works purchased by OhioLINK from numerous publishers.
Platform for cross-searching full text of scholarly journals in the arts, humanities, sciences and social sciences.
Also includes books and primary source materials. UT users have access to full text of retrospective issues for over 1,100 journals in 5 JSTOR collections: Arts & Sciences I, II, III, and VII, and Life Sciences. Subjects covered include anthropology, biology, botany, economics, ecology, education, history, mathematics, medicine, performing arts, political science, and sociology. (Note: Life Sciences Collection includes Ecology & Botany Collection, previously subscribed to separately.)
The Canaday Center houses the University Archives as well as collections of over 230 manuscripts and rare books. Archives are essential to journalism, as researchers can find original documents, correspondence, photographs, sound recordings and other critical primary sources. The center collects, preserves, and makes available historical records of individuals, organizations, and businesses important to the history of Toledo and northwest Ohio. Collections include records and personal papers
Contains catalog records, locations, and borrowing information for millions of books, journals, videos, sound recordings, archival materials, and other materials owned by libraries worldwide.
UToledo Online Reference Sources
Encyclopedias, dictionaries, and subject bibliographies
are valuable resources for exploring new subject areas.
