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.
Access current (since 1990) PP-G articles using Westlaw. (Note: Images are not included.) For material dated 2008 and earlier, use Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Archive (1786-2008).
Search or browse the complete full text of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from 1786-2008, including its many alternate titles throughout its history. This archive includes full-page images of the paper, including stories, advertisements, and classifieds.
Looking for resources discussing both sides of political and social issues? POV provides guides to the opposing positions, help with developing arguments, and resources for writing position papers. Includes full-text articles and resources. (EBSCO)
PolicyMap is an online data and mapping resource covering demographics, housing, crime, health, jobs and more. This link provides access to the FREE version. You can view maps one data layer at a time. For more features, students can purchase individual subscriptions. See the "More Information" link.
Covers comparative politics, humanitarian issues, international relations, law and legislation, non-governmental organizations and political theory. (EBSCO)
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)
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)
The premier research tool for psychology, behavioral, and social science disciplines. Provides access to journal articles, book chapters, dissertations, and technical reports. (EBSCO)
Journals are 99% peer-reviewed, with extensive coverage since the 1800s, and some coverage into the 17th and 18th centuries.
You can use the Classification Categories and Codes as a search limiter to narrow your results. More info from EBSCO.
Video tutorials covering the research process and how to use library resources. Created by the PA State System of Higher Education's (PASSHE) Keystone Library Network (KLN) office.
View a list of PECT study materials available in the Library's Curriculum Collection. For additional preparation resources, visit the PECT Web site and select a specific test.
Information about all levels of education in the state of Pennsylvania, teacher certification, school districts, etc.; plus news about state initiatives, a "Kids Stuff" page, and access to Web-based bulletin boards.
Contains detailed occupational information for over 230 occupations, covering the majority of jobs in Pennsylvania. Produced by the PA Department of Labor and Industry, Center for Workforce Information and Analysis.
Pennsylvania's official geospatial information clearinghouse. A resource for locating data throughout the Commonwealth.
Note: Many of the data files on this site are very large! You should determine the file size before attempting to download, since it may take a very long time.
Perseus includes texts from: ancient Greece & Rome, papyri, Renaissance, 19th century America, and Arabic materials. You can Browse the Collections or Search the Catalog.
A very useful site created by Susan Herzog at Eastern Connecticut State University. Includes policy statements and additional resources for students and faculty.
This link searches PILOT: Cal U's Library Catalog for ["Popular DVD" OR Blu-Ray]. These DVDs are arranged alphabetically by title along the wall by the Circulation Desk (1st floor).
PRAXIS I Test Preparation Materials
In PA, the PRAXIS I test has been replaced with PECT. Please see the "PECT" link above.
Project Gutenberg is the first and largest single collection of free electronic books. They offer about 30,000 free, online books. Due to copyright restrictions, most of these are older, "classic" texts.
