Databases and Indexes - J through J
JAMA & Archives
Access to the Journal of the American Medical Association, current and past issues. A username and login are required for access (available to current UST students, faculty, and staff). Please call the OSF Reference Desk to get access, 651-962-5001.
Access to the Journal of the American Medical Association, current and past issues. A username and login are required for access (available to current UST students, faculty, and staff). Please call the OSF Reference Desk to get access, 651-962-5001.
JSTOR
The Arts & Sciences collections represent the building blocks of a single interdisciplinary archive of over 300 journals in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
The Arts & Sciences collections represent the building blocks of a single interdisciplinary archive of over 300 journals in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Junior Edition
K-12 Resource. This database is designed for junior high and middle schools, and includes a variety of indexed and fulltext magazines, newspapers, and reference books for information on current events, arts, science, popular culture, health, history, sports, etc. Coverage limited to approximately last three years.
K-12 Resource. This database is designed for junior high and middle schools, and includes a variety of indexed and fulltext magazines, newspapers, and reference books for information on current events, arts, science, popular culture, health, history, sports, etc. Coverage limited to approximately last three years.
Junior Reference Collection
K-12 Resource. Covering the core curriculum areas, this database has a selection of reference and primary sources, creative works, multimedia including video/audio clips, and several thousand photographs. Users can search by national or state curriculum standards for content correlated to the standards. Target audience: grades 6-8.
K-12 Resource. Covering the core curriculum areas, this database has a selection of reference and primary sources, creative works, multimedia including video/audio clips, and several thousand photographs. Users can search by national or state curriculum standards for content correlated to the standards. Target audience: grades 6-8.
