UC Library Online Resources

Business and financial information, trade and industry news, including local and regional business publications

Accessible Archives is a digital collection of American newspapers, magazines, and other primary source materials mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries. Content includes Civil War era newspapers and memoirs, African American newspapers, the history of women's suffrage, regimental histories, county histories, and more.

College subscription to Ancestry.com, the internet's most popular genealogical research source, includes in-depth census, birth, death, marriage, immigration data for individuals, mostly from North America..

Biographical, bibliographical and archival information about United States Congress representatives and senators. more

Weekly publications in online format on current hot topics in politics, society, culture, etc.

Indexes and abstracts US government publications. more

This the EBSCOhost interface to this security resource

"NYS Historic Newspapers project provides free online access to a wide range of newspapers chosen to reflect New York's unique history"

The Historical New York Times with Index (1851-1993) provides search capability subjects and searchable full text, full page, and article-level images from the Historical New York Times (1851-2009)

3 month embargo on full text images. From 2008, The "Times" in full-image content of every page. The library also provides wide online access to NYT in other resources. New York Times Digital Microfilm starts in 2008.

Provides cover-to-cover full text content for over 20 national (U.S.) & international newspapers, as well as selected full text for over 230 other newspaper titles. more

Good background and/or opinions on issues and controversies. Opposing Viewpoints re-publishes relevant articles, book excerpts, stats, etc.

This database provides indexing and cover-to-cover full text for 27 national newspapers. more

Utica College student newspaper as digitized n the New York State Historic Newspaper Project. (Oct. 1947 - May 2020).

USA.gov is the US Government's official web portal. You can contact agencies. Under Explore Topics, you can search and access a wide range of government information sources. more

January 2019 and will build out daily. 90 Day embargo.

Periodical collection for beginning students of military science, history, social science, as well as analysts and risk management professionals