An emphasis on electronic initiatives and resources is one of the most important components of the Library's strategic planning, and this emphasis now provides a primary component of library resources. This makes it the single most comprehensive full text resource available on campus. Access is via the web . Access is via the web . Project MUSE offers full text and full image access to nearly 50 journals in the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics published by Johns Hopkins University Press.
Access is via the web .
Ethnic NewsWatch offers the full text of approximately 200 journals. These resources are a unique collection of the newspapers, magazines and journals of the ethnic and minority press. They provide a rich collection of articles, editorials and reviews with a broad diversity of perspectives and viewpoints. The database is available on the web , and any public workstation on campus will provide access to Ethnic NewsWatch. Collectively, these four resources offer full text access to approximately 1,400 journals.