Nexis Uni is Plough Library's featured resource for April, providing access to over 17,000 full-text news, business and legal publications. (Long-time researchers will remember its previous name, LexisNexis Academic).
- Business: Get information on more than 80 million U.S. and international companies and more than 75 million executives.
- Law: Search extensive legal sources for federal and state cases and statutes, including U.S. Supreme Court decisions since 1790. Includes the Tennessee Code Annotated.
- News: Search print and online journals, newswires, blogs, and transcripts of television and radio broadcasts. Includes local, regional, national and international newspapers with deep archives.
Make the Most of Nexis Uni
- Personalized Access: Create a free account to save articles and documents. You can also highlight and add your own annotations!
- Nexis Uni Tutorials: In these videos, learn tips and tricks to get better search results in Nexis Uni.
Our featured resource for September is actually two resources: Academic Video Online and Films on Demand. Each database includes thousands of streaming videos -- mostly documentaries, educational films, performances, independent films, and archival news content. Long films are broken down into short sections, so you can watch just the parts you need for your research, and most films include full transcripts. All films include preformatted citations. Faculty can link to or embed these films in Canvas for their classes (contact Deborah Babb if you need assistance.).
Academic Video Online (Alexander Street Video) - Includes over 79,000 streaming video titles covering subjects including anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. Register a free account to clip custom video segments to save and share.
Films on Demand (Infobase) - View over 40,000 streaming videos in dozens of academic subject areas. Most videos are divided into segments and include transcripts. Sign up for a free account to organize and bookmark clips, share playlists, and personalize folders.
These databases may be used by current CBU students, faculty, and staff. Contact the library at library@cbu.edu or call 901-321-3432 if you have any questions. Happy viewing!
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