The Document Delivery service makes it easy to receive materials from Linscheid Library! Search the CatPac for books and other items that can be delivered the following ways:
Use the form below to request items:
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If you want to access materials that Linscheid Library does not have, you can request them through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). This can include articles not available in full text, books not on the shelves, dissertations from other institutions, and more. Materials will either be sent to your ECU email as PDFs, or delivered to Linscheid Library's circulation desk.
Use one of the forms below, or visit the ILL page, to get started:
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Search multiple fine arts databases, including Art & Architecture Complete, Music Index, MLA International Bibliography, and more.
Click on a title below to access a digital edition of that issue.
Try one of the journals listed below. Each has content you can access online.
Need help? Click the next to the name of a database to access a tutorial or how-to guide.
Covers a wide range of controversial social, economic, and political topics. For each topic, the following full-text sources are provided: an overview, point and counterpoint essays, a guide to critical analysis, periodical articles and book chapters, radio and TV transcripts, primary source documents, and images. Although this database specializes in current research, it does contain some content from the early 1900s (Opens a new tab).
More than 62,000 video titles spanning a wide range of subject areas including anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. Curated for the educational experience, the massive depth of content and breadth of content-types (such as documentaries, films, demonstrations, etc.) makes this a useful resource for all library users (Opens a new tab).
Provides high-quality full-text journal articles relating to nearly every field of scholarly study. This database specializes in historical content, with some articles dating back to the late 1800s. In most cases, the most recent one to five years are not available in full-text (Opens a new tab).