Digital Resources

Introduces students to issues surrounding current energy sources and alternative energy options.

From the launch of MTV on, the 1980s brought on changes in music that we still hear today.

Covering the Civil War in 5 volumes, this is a great starting point for research on the events and people in the war.

The 20th century’s history, popular culture, economics and so much more.

The first decade of this century’s history, popular culture, economics and so much more.

Examines American history up to the 20th century covering history, popular culture, economics and so much more.

Covers American immigration from both historical and contemporary perspectives, tracing the scope and sweep of U.S. immigration from the earliest settlement to the present day.

Explore ancient civilizations of Iraq, Egypt, India, China, Central America and other regions.

Explore the history and culture of ancient Greece and Rome.

The 1950s music shook things up and created a teen culture. R&B, rockabilly, doo wop, it is all there.

Why do we use the phrases we use? Just what is a creature comfort? Why do we grind to a halt?

This resource is useful for student career papers and adults exploring careers.

This resource highlights how Celtic people are more than only Ireland. They are ranged across Europe, and their mythology is more than modern ideas about druids.

Explore the inner workings of the federal government and how the executive, legislative and judicial branches have changed over time.

Great for papers on elements – discusses the discovery, science and uses of each element.

50+ million open access, full text articles, Open Educational Resources, textbooks, and more.  No library card required!

Track down a college in your degree field, find key information on various institutions and scholarship opportunities.

WV’s site for the college bound focuses on a three prong strategy -prepare, plan and pay for your education.