Library resources include options to combine keywords using: AND, OR, & NOT. You can type them in as shown in the search examples below. These Boolean operators may also appear by default, with multiple search boxes available for combining terms. You may need to select Advanced Search to access this feature.
These examples are starting points, or simple searches that utilize core research concepts. They would likely result in hundreds or thousands of search results that you could narrow using the limiting options in the database:
OneSearch includes our physical library holdings, as well as ebooks and electronic journal and magazine subscriptions. It is one way to search across multiple library resources and subscriptions through a single search.
This brief video provides an overview and search tips.