Abstracts and indexes in print or on CD ROM, as described in the Communication Research textbook by Hocking, Stacks, and McDermott, have largely been replaced by article databases that contain a mixture of full-text articles from some periodicals, and abstracts and citations for others. To include abstracts and citations in your database search, simply do not select the "full text only" option. Articles that are not full-text in any of our databases can be requested through interlibrary loan, which is fast and free.
As discussed during your library class, the Online Writing Lab at Purdue University has some great resources that will help you with writing and citing for this class.
Use these databases to access the scholarly literature in communication and related fields.
These databases contain current and historical newspapers and general-interest magazines.
The following is a small sample of books and ebooks in the library collection that deal with designing and carrying out research studies in communication and social sciences.
SRU faculty, staff, and students may create a free account to read The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. First-time users must register before they can access the content.