Library Resources

The Devereaux Library offers many resources, from those needed for advanced research to entertainment and distractions when you just want to rest and relax.

E-books - Thousands of books are available from a several vendors including Knovel, ProQuest, EbscoHost, Overdrive, Hoopla, Access Engineering and Access Science. These collections range from the highly technical to pleasure reading. We suggest you begin your search in Primo.
E-journals and magazines - Millions of articles are available online. The collections include research material as well as casual reading. Hint: begin your search in Primo or Overdrive
Printed books, journals, magazines, maps, etc. - While most of the library’s print collection is in storage, many items are now located in campus departments. Check Primo. If the material is not readily available, the library can borrow it from another library for you.
Videos - The library’s popular DVD collection IS available. Primo can take you to them! Hoopla has many more available to you. Avon has thousands of academic videos online. Every video is searchable in Primo.
Archival materials - A small portion of South Dakota Mine’s archives has been scanned and can be accessed via DLSD. Library staff can assist you with your archival requests. Please contact us.
All our electronic resources are here.

The library staff is available to help you find resources and learn how to maximize their use. The library can deliver resources to you via Devereaux Delivers.

Health Information for Everyone

Consumer Health Complete

A comprehensive database for
consumer-oriented health content.
The database provides indexing,
full-text journals, magazines,
health reference e-books and
health reports along with close
to 500 medical images and
diagrams, 300 animations with
audio and transcripts, and
consumer health pamphlets
from the CDC, FDA, NIH and others.

Topics Include:
Addiction, Aging
Anxiety, Cancer
Diabetes, Fitness
Menopause, Nutrition
Relationships

If the article(s) you want
is not full text,
click on “request delivery”
to ask for the article.

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