Library Guides: TRAC Seminar: TRAC 096

Source types

Source Types & Where To Find Them
*(Find one in each category. This list is by no means exhaustive, nor are the categories exclusive -- something might fit in more than one.)*
Scholarly & Professional Sources	Creative Works	Popular Sources	Quantitative Information	Primary Sources
Scholarly articles JSTOR Google Scholar PsycINFO ERIC	Visual art ARTstor Google Arts & Culture The Met	Newspapers New York Times Wall Street Journal America's Newspapers	Data American Fact Finder Data Planet	Archival/historical documents Digital Public Library of America Library of Congress Smithsonian Lehigh Digital Archives
Trade/Professional publications Academic Search Ultimate (filter source type to Trade Publications) Chronicle of Higher Education Inside Higher Ed Harvard Business Review	Literary Art Literature Online Poets.org Browzine: creative writing journals	Magazines The Atlantic The Economist The New Yorker	Statistics Statista Social Explorer	Historical Newspapers & Audiovisual news Historical Newspapers American History in Video
Reports	Dramatic Art (plays, films)	Social Media Instagram Reddit Twitter
Conference Proceedings	Music	Ted Talks
		Podcasts