A to Z List of Library Resources: B

Find biographical information on people throughout history, from around the world, and across all disciplines and subject areas. Information comes from a number of reference resources and journals. (Gale)

Biological Abstracts indexes the life sciences and biomedical research information. It provides "abstracts," not full-text. Any full-text that appears is because that article was available through another library database. Note: Indexed content is limited to 1998 through June 2019. (EBSCO)

This is the free version of BioOne, with the search pre-limited to the 25,000 open access articles available to anyone. Under "Refine By," use the "Search within" box to add your search terms. This will find FREE articles. If you search ALL of BioOne, you will need to use Interlibrary Loan to get free access to the "pay to view" articles.

"Black Thought and Culture contains 1,297 sources with 1,098 authors, covering the non-fiction published works of leading African Americans." Authors range from Sojourner Truth to Louis Armstrong and many lesser known figures. (Alexander Street Press)

Provides concise yet comprehensive summaries of the best business books so you can keep up with the latest information on sales, marketing, leadership and the best practices in the business world. (EBSCO)

Find articles covering business news drawn from newspapers, magazines, journals, and wire services. (Westlaw)

The premier business database. Covers: management, economics, finance, accounting, international business, etc. Provides full-text articles and ebooks. (EBSCO)
Alternate Access: Instead of using the Enhanced Business Searching Interface, you can also search Business Source Ultimate using the Standard EBSCOhost Interface.

Ben's Guide provides information and activities specifically tailored for educators, parents, and students in K-12. These resources can help teach about our government and how it works.

An online interactive resource for learning biology from the University of Arizona. Originally "designed for biology students at the college and high school level," it now covers ALL levels of students: from kindergarten to upper division university.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis provides a wide range of economic information under the headings: National, Industry, International, and Regional (state and local); plus access to the monthly journal Survey of Current Business.

Provides recent labor and financial demographics, including regional Economic Indicators, Consumer Price Index, and the Monthly Labor Review.