JSTOR is one of the largest databases which the library offers. According to their own statistics, "JSTOR provides access to more than 12 million academic journal articles, books, and primary sources in 75 disciplines."

You can go straight to JSTOR here:

However, JSTOR is just one of the many databases which the library offers. Take a look at some of the others here:

One of the greatest selling points of JSTOR is that it offers a sleek "Google-esque" interface with a single search box:

However, remember that JSTOR is still a library database. You'll have a lot more luck in searching if you begin with very general search terms -- often no more than one or two words on a general subject -- then you'll be able to utilize the host of tools following the initial search to narrow down your results. 

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JSTOR offers many tools to assist your search beyond the basic search. Try out their ADVANCED SEARCH options as the first step beyond the obvious --