Library Quick Links
- A-Z Database PageA list of all library databases with links.
- Discovery Search / Library CatalogFind articles, books, and more.
- Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad)Borrow articles, books and other materials the library does not own. Log in with your SRU E-Mail and password.
- Full-Text E-Journal SearchFind e-journals by title or ISSN.
News and Journal Articles Databases
- Adam Matthew Collection This link opens in a new windowThe Adam Matthew collection provides access to primary source content in 78 collections, with a focus on historical and literary periods.
- Browzine This link opens in a new windowBrowZine is a tool for browsing journals. Features allow you to personalize your journal reading experience and follow your favorite journals.
- Global Road Warrior This link opens in a new windowGlobal Road Warrior provides detailed write-ups about all aspects of the world's countries. Some focuses include culture, customs, education, and history.
- JSTOR This link opens in a new windowFull-text scholarly articles and books in a wide range of subject areas, primarily social sciences and humanities. Also features an image search using materials derived from ARTstor.
- MLA International Bibliography This link opens in a new windowFocus on all forms of human communication. World coverage includes literature, folk literature, music, art, rituals, linguistics and language materials.
Asian Studies Streaming Videos
- AVON (Academic Video Online)Provides streaming videos, documentaries, films, demonstrations, from around the world and across all subject areas.
- Films On DemandIncludes documentary and educational videos on Asia and the Pacific.
- KanopyOffers streaming access to more than 30,000 documentaries, movies, and educational videos.
- Library DVD CollectionsThe library holds more than 3000 feature films, including movies about Asia.
Subject Librarian
Research Help
Research Services - Summer 2025
Summer research assistance is available via the Ask a Librarian e-mail form (you will receive a reply by the next business day).
You may also consider contacting your subject specialist librarian directly via the Find Your Librarian pages to ask a question directly or to schedule an appointment.