Explore the EMU Library's collection of databases.
Using library online resources and databases from off-campus requires your EMU netID login and password.
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Apply online for a Library of Michigan card and get access to their newspaper, history, and other databases. All Michigan residents and also out-of-state students enrolled in a Michigan college or university are eligible.
The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
Thousands of full-text business journals, company profiles and reports.
Ditki is a tool that provides an interactive medical illustrations and animations to help health care professionals, practitioners, and students learn and retain complex medical concepts, including teaching anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Includes access to USMLE / COMLEX Step 1 and 3.
Access Tip: Registration/Account Creation required.
Access to evidence-based tools designed to help nurses and allied health professionals master skills and develop competency around disease and conditions topics, signs and symptoms, test and labs and care interventions.
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Education Research Index includes ERIC with updates from the Supplemental Education Index. When searching in Education Research Index, you won’t be able to search by grade level or limit to ERIC journals only. If these features are important, use ERIC to search, then look for updates using just the Supplemental Education Index.
Ebooks about Michigan and the Great Lakes region, available to all residents of Michigan. Includes Michigan Notable Books award winners, local town histories, field guides, and other books from local university presses.
Peer-reviewed tool for individual user educational activities for nursing students and health care professionals. Quizzes, exams, test building with metrics, point of care. Registration/Account Creation required.
Use this database to update results after using ERIC in order to get more articles from 2025 and later. You won’t be able to search by grade level.