A to Z List of Library Resources 

RefWorks is an online research management, collaboration, and writing tool. RefWorks helps gather, manage, and share all types of information. It also creates formatted (APA, MLA, etc.) citations and bibliographies!

Covers regional business news from metropolitan and rural areas within the United States. (EBSCO)

This "collection" is a subset of full-text resources from other EBSCO databases on topics in philosophy and religion, such as: history of philosophy, political or moral philosophy, world religions, biblical studies, and religious history. (EBSCO)

This is a subject arrangement of the most frequently used depository document titles at Columbia University Libraries. Although not every item is available online (some are print, microfiche, or CD-ROM), it provides handy access to many online resources.

Thousands of full-text articles and chapters by religious scholars. Covers: biblical studies, theology, ethics, history and sociology of religion, pastoral care, homiletics, worship, etc. Browse by topic, or use a "Search" feature to locate items.

Written for students at Long Island University, this tutorial provides a useful overview of the research process. Section 2: Search, is particularly helpful.

A concise introduction to writing a review of literature. From the Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Photo that illustrates the importance of using the "right tool."