A to Z List of Library Resources: P

Search Pennsylvania publications and news about Pennsylvania from other sources. (Westlaw)

Search the Pennsylvania Code. (Westlaw)

Search Pennsylvania statutes (Purdon's), constitution, and court rules. (Westlaw)

Search Pennsylvania Superior Court Cases since 1895. (Westlaw)

Search Pennsylvania Supreme Court decisions since 1754. (Westlaw)

Women Writers, 1500-1700. (Adam Matthew)

Search or browse the complete full text of the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1860-2010, including The Philadelphia Inquirer Public Ledger, as it was known from 1934-1969. This archive includes full-page images of the paper, including stories, advertisements, and classifieds. (ProQuest)

Access Pittsburgh Post-Gazette articles in Westlaw from 1990 to the present. Note: Images are NOT included. For material dated 2008 and earlier, the ProQuest Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Archive (1786-2008) provides full back issues with facsimile page images.

Search or browse the complete full text of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from 1786-2008, including its many alternate titles throughout its history. This ProQuest archive includes full-page images of the paper, including stories, advertisements, and classifieds. If you need access to more recent articles (1990 to the present, but without images), use the Westlaw version: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (1990-present).

Covers comparative politics, humanitarian issues, international relations, law and legislation, non-governmental organizations and political theory. (EBSCO)

Sources from the Browne Popular Culture Library at Bowling Green State University. Sections I, II. (Adam Matthew)

Sources from The Library Company of Philadelphia with additional material from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Adam Matthew)

Designed for elementary school libraries, this database covers popular, elementary school publications. Every full-text article is assigned a Lexile reading level indicator. Unlike Explora: Elementary (see above), this interface uses the standard EBSCO academic interface. (EBSCO)

Access over 170,000 e-books on a range of subjects. For tips on using the platform, check out their training videos.

Contains the full-text of 100 journals, including all of the APA publications. NOTE: You will find more results by searching PsycINFO. Everything in PsycARTICLES is included in the more extensive PsycINFO database. (EBSCO)

This "collection" is subset of full-text resources from other EBSCO databases on psychological and behavioral sciences topics. (EBSCO)

The premier research tool for psychology, behavioral, and social science disciplines. Provides access to journal articles, book chapters, dissertations, and technical reports. (EBSCO)

This portal provides free public access to geospatial data and information by, for, and about the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania's official source of population and economic statistics.

A one-stop site for data on every element! Start with the periodic table of elements and explore data, values, etc. for each element. Includes direct links to Wikipedia articles on each element.

A respected nonpartisan "fact tank" that conducts public opinion polling, demographic analysis, and social science research in 8 categories (click "more..." to see a list).

PolicyMap is an online data and mapping resource covering demographics, housing, crime, health, jobs and more. This link provides access to the FREE version, which allows you to view maps one data layer at a time.

PubMed is a free resource for researching biomedical and life sciences literature. It does not include full-text journal articles itself. However, links to the full text are often present when it is available from other sources. It includes the citations from the MEDLINE database, full-text from PubMed Central, and citations for books. Cal U patrons: using the Library's version of MEDLINE Complete will provide you with much more full-text.