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- EWU Library Catalog This link opens in a new window
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eBooks
*Note: The most efficient way to find eBooks is to do a keyword search in the library catalog. Please limit your search to EWU, then limit by Material Type eBooks. EWU affiliated patrons can use their single sign on to access eBooks from anywhere. If you want more help on these eBook collections, then see our eBooks research guide.
- eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) This link opens in a new windowAccess thousands of recent electronic books, as well as thousands of classics in the public domain.
- University Press Scholarship Online eBooks This link opens in a new windowOxford University Press (OUP) titles, and University of California Press (UC) titles published in the current year with permanent access rights for EWU users. New publishers added this year include University of Chicago Press, Princeton University Press, and MIT Press. An additional 16,000 back listed titles also accessible. All titles DRM-free. Subjects cover the humanities, social sciences, science, and medicine. Available through the Orbis Cascade Alliance.
- Wiley Online eBooks This link opens in a new windowOver 19,000 DRM-free titles (recent and past publication dates) in humanities, social sciences, and STEM at a variety of audience levels. From the Wiley platform – filter your search to “Books” on the right side of the results page. Available through the Orbis Cascade Alliance.
How Do I Find Military Science Books in the Library Catalog?
The EWU Libraries uses the Library of Congress classification system (a combination of letters & numbers). General military science books will be found under the letter U. See the links below for a more detailed breakdown of topics. Other useful areas in the library to find related books will be places like the history section. For example, call numbers starting with D (world history) or E,F (American history) may be helpful. Use the library catalog to find relevant books and their call numbers.