Databases Available to Nebraskans
The following databases are available to Nebraska residents at no cost. The Nebraska Library Commission purchases these subscriptions for Nebraskans with funding from the State of Nebraska and the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Browse or search across multiple databases, including five of the databases listed below. Browse by broad topic area or search by a general interest, health, legal, biographical, or other topic for full text popular magazine and journal articles, and other resources.
Search popular magazines, journals, and other sources for info on a variety of topics.
Trace your family history through global genealogy resources.
Find full text consumer legal information plus legal forms from all states.
Full text biographical profiles and articles on notable people, living and dead.
Search full text journal articles covering psychology, behavior, and more.
Find books, movies, music, and other materials owned by libraries around the world.
Find recommendations, reviews, and series info for fiction/nonfiction books.
Access full text information and videos on health and wellness.
Learn how to start, finance, or manage a small business.
Comprehensive collection of 450,000+ biographical profiles.
Search full text scholarly journals covering science and technology.
Collection of 12 databases, including ArticleFirst, ERIC, and MEDLINE. No full text.
Browse or search across Primary Search, Biography Reference Center, and Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia. Browse by broad topic areas or search by any topic for full text popular magazine articles, encyclopedia entries, and other resources.
Find popular magazine articles, encyclopedia entries, and images.
Student-friendly online encyclopedia covering more than 25,000 topics.
Find just the right fiction or nonfiction book; resources for teachers and parents.
Find critical essays on current events with an overview and two sides of each issue.
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