Quicklinks
- JSTOR for AlumniAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library and includes access to all of the Library's JSTOR content.
- Articles Plus - Alumni Edition This link opens in a new window
- SAGE Journals Online for Alumni This link opens in a new window
About Alumni Access to Electronic Resources
Alumni may access the University of Chicago Library's vast print and online collections by visiting the Library and may also purchase quarterly borrowing privileges.
In addition, the Library provides alumni online access to thousands of journal articles, book chapters and other materials through JSTOR, Project MUSE and SAGE Journals Online.
Your CNetID Is Your Login
Alumni may access the electronic resources listed on this guide using their CNetID.
- Forgot your password? Reset your CNet password
- Don't have a CNetID? Create a CNetID
Alumni who graduated before 1980 will need to use their ChicagoID in place of their Social Security Number. If you do not know your ChicagoID, please contact the Alumni Office at alumni@uchicago.edu or 800.955.0065
Electronic Resources Licensed for Alumni
- JSTOR for AlumniAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library and includes access to all of the Library's JSTOR content.
- Adam Matthew This link opens in a new windowThe Library's license with Adam Matthew provides access to all Adam Matthew databases to alumni.
- Annual ReviewsAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library. Some current issues are not included in our subscription. Consult the Library Catalog to see coverage dates.
- Articles Plus - Alumni EditionLists full-text articles available to alumni, as well as articles available for purchase or available in person in the University of Chicago Library. Access provided by the University of Chicago Alumni Association.
- ATLA Religion with ATLASerials PLUS for AlumniChrome users: Select “EBSCOHost Alumni Databases” and then “ATLA Religion Database.” Access provided by the University of Chicago Library.
- British Online Archives This link opens in a new windowThe Library's license to British Online Archives (BOA) provides alumni access to all BOA databases the Library purchases.
- Data PlanetAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library.
- HathiTrustA shared digital repository created by major research libraries. Features millions of digitized texts, some freely available in full-text, some limited to search-only.
- Microbiology Society JournalsAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library.
- SAGE Journals Online for AlumniAccess provided by the University of Chicago Library.
Resources for Chicago Booth Alumni
Chicago Booth alumni who are conducting career research can get access to some additional databases through the Chicago Booth Career Resource Centers.
Booth alumni can log in here with their CNetID and password.
Recommended Free Electronic Resources
- Directory of Open Access JournalsDirectory of more than 8,000 free, full-text, peer-reviewed journals from many disciplines.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowSearches scholarly literature from web pages, publisher web sites, professional societies and some article databases. Also includes patents and legal opinions.
- PubMed This link opens in a new windowIndex of scholarly research in the health sciences, some freely available online. Produced by the National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health, PubMed contains over 14 million citations dating back to the mid-1960s.
- JSTOR Early Journal ContentAvailable via the Internet Archive, a selection of journals published prior to 1923 in the United States and prior to 1870 elsewhere. Includes nearly 500,000 articles from more than 200 journals in the arts and humanities, economics and politics, and in mathematics and other sciences.
- You may purchase an individual subscription to JSTOR. See jpass.jstor.org for details. - WorldCat.orgThe freely available version of the OCLC online catalog that contains over 43 million records. Search WorldCat.org to find resources in a library near you.
For more information about research sources outside the library, please consult the library's guide on research resources for the public.
