Journalism Research Guide: Key Resources

Library of editorial text, images, and audio from the Associated Press. Includes the AP Daybook.

The online edition is a fully searchable version of the Associated Press Stylebook, including an A-Z guide to usage, spelling, and a pronunciation guide.

One of the largest news aggregators available, with more than 30,000 sources in more than 30 languages, including many major national and international publications, newswires, and business sources. See the Full Title List for all sources. Date coverage varies by title but the earliest coverage is from the late 1970s. Full-text HTML articles only, no images or print layout.

Database with contact information for people, primarily those in leadership positions, in U.S. federal, state, and local government; news media; law and lobbying; companies; and nonprofits. Search by name or use the Advanced Search options to browse by job title, sector, or other filters.

An online learning platform with video courses taught by industry experts in technology, creative, business, and other skills.

An interdisciplinary, full-text database of over 18,000 sources including newspapers, journals, wire services, newsletters, company reports and SEC filings, case law, government documents, transcripts of broadcasts, and selected reference works.

Easy access to demographic information about the United States through interactive data maps going back to 1790. Particularly useful for U.S. Census data.