Library databases are best used when you need to find articles from scholarly journals, popular magazines, and/or newspapers.
Only currently enrolled students, faculty and staff may use the databases from off-campus. Simply click on the database that you wish to use and when prompted:
Students: Use your NCC ID # and assigned password.
Faculty/Staff: Use your college email credentials.
If you are using the databases on-campus, you will not need to log in.
Use this source to find scholarly articles on sociology topics, including criminal justice, ethnic and racial studies, marriage and family, and many others.
One of the essential databases to your NCC research experience! Search for your topic here to find articles from scholarly journals, magazines, newspapers and other reference sources. Many articles are full text.
One of the essential databases to your NCC research experience! Search for your topic here to find articles from scholarly journals, magazines, newspapers and other reference sources. Many articles are full text.
Full-text scholarly articles from journals and books covering the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.
Many college professors require that their students only use scholarly articles for assignments. What does this mean?
Scholarly articles are found in scholarly journals. They are also known as peer-reviewed articles, peer-reviewed journals, and/or original research articles.
First, what is a scholarly journal?
Now, what do the actual articles look like?