The Nassau Digital Doorway, a service of OverDrive, includes magazines as well as ebooks and audiobooks. Download digital magazines through either the Libby app or view them in a web browser.
Magazines may be checked out for 21 days and are renewable. Magazine checkouts do not count toward a patron’s maximum number of checkouts on Overdrive.
On Wednesday, February 23, 2022, the OverDrive app will no longer be available for download on the Apple App Store, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store.
Although no longer available for new downloads starting that day, current OverDrive app users will be able to continue using the app for the time being, but should transition to the Libby app, as the OverDrive app will be decommissioned later in the year.
You can search through more than 1,000 full-text magazines and newspapers; photographs; maps; and TV, radio, and government transcripts.
The database also includes reference works such as Monarch Notes; the World Almanac; the Britannica Elementary, Intermediate, and Spanish encyclopedias; the Computer Desktop Encyclopedia; the Encyclopedia of Australia; the Mosby Medical Encyclopedia; Countries of the World; and others.
For literary criticism, click on the “topics” tab when you get to the eLibrary search screen. Then click on “Literature” under the “Arts” heading.
If you are not in the Library, click here for remote access to this database.
Part of Gale’s Infotrac stable, this is a general-interest database with an easy search interface for articles from newspapers, reference books, and magazines. Most content is full-text. Find the latest on current events, popular culture, business and industry, the arts, science, sports, and hobbies. Audio content complements the resource’s robust collection of periodicals.
Available via NOVEL, a project of the NY State Library, federally funded by LSTA grants.
Providing access to Spanish- and Portuguese-language scholarly journals and magazines, this database from Gale offers a wide range of content both from and about Latin America.
Available via NOVEL, a project of the NY State Library, federally funded by LSTA grants.
Now part of EBSCO, this is the electronic version of the Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature used by generations of students to research magazine articles. It contains indexing and abstracting of more than 3 million articles from 375 leading magazines published in the US and Canada, plus the full text of selected periodicals since 1994. The database consists of two parts:
