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Finding What You Need
Find Articles
Databases A-Z
Start here to find articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers. Not sure which database to search? Try our Subject Guide to Databases.
Scholarly Journals vs. Popular Magazines: how to tell the difference.
Find Books, Videos, and More
Voyager Online Catalog
Voyager is the library catalog of Springfield College. Search Voyager to find books, videos, theses, dissertations, and reserve readings for your class.
Videos (including DVDs)
Babson Library has a collection of thousands of videos and DVDs, including both scholarly and popular titles.
Search for a video:
Like books, videos are cataloged in Voyager, the library's online catalog. You can look them up just as you would a book: by title, keyword, etc. To limit your search to videos only, use the Quick Limit "Videorecording" (located to the right of the search box) in Voyager.
Browse videos:
View a list of popular movies at Babson Library.
View a list of new videos and DVDs.
View a list of all videos and DVDs.
ebrary and netLibrary
ebrary and netLibrary are sources of thousands of e-books that you can read online. ebrary requires that you download the free ebrary reader. You will need to create an account the first time you use netLibrary. Please Ask the Library if you need assistance.
Other Library Catalogs
Local academic and public library catalogs. Note: not all libraries lend directly to Springfield College patrons. Check before you go, or use Interlibrary Loan to request the book you need.
Locate a Journal
Journal Titles A-Z
A list of every journal--online, print, and microform--available from Springfield College. Check here first to see if we own the journal you need.
Look Up a Journal Abbreviation: medical / other
Research Guides
Babson Library's Research Guides, created by Springfield College librarians for the Springfield College community, include recommended databases, websites, and other resources by topic.
Liaison Librarians
For in-depth help, you can make an appointment with a librarian who is a subject specialist in your major or subject of interest.
Reserves
Reserve readings can be looked up in Voyager by clicking the "Course Reserves" tab at the top of the screen. This link leads to more information about how course reserves work.
