HACC's library databases provide a variety of related information that is available to you online.
A database might contain:
HACC Databases are available anywhere that you have an Internet connection. If you are off-campus, you will be asked to log in using your HACC ID number and PIN before entering the database.
These databases are useful when performing research on timely or controversial topics. Many will show both sides (pro/con) of an issue.
These databases include full-text articles in magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals in a variety of subject areas.
Articles from scholarly journals, magazines and newspapers covering every area of academic study and news.
Newspapers offer current, local information about topics. You can limit by location, word count, and reading level.
Use Encyclopedias and Dictionaries to get started with background information on your topic.
Collection of encyclopedias, dictionaries and topical content covering a variety of subject areas.
Articles from encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference sources from all subject areas. Includes images, audio pronunciation files, maps, and data tables.
Articles from encyclopedias, dictionaries, and reference sources from all subject areas. Includes quotations, maps, and illustrations.
Find databases, grouped by subject areas, under Databases By Subject. Your topic will determine which subject database you choose.
If you know the name of the database, find it under Databases A-Z.