Journalists at Politico in 2018 have launched, "Is It True? - A Fake News Database." That effort compiles online news that is a hoax, doctored or impostor news publications. Politico accepts submissions from the public of news content falling into these categories. For more information, visit Is It True? About This Project.
LEARN MORE ABOUT NEXIS UNI - WHICH IS THE LEXIS NEXIS REPLACEMENT INTERFACE FOR THE DATABASE FORMERLY KNOWN AS LEXISNEXIS ACADEMIC:
PDFs with overviews of Nexis Uni, user search tips, permalinking options, etc.
For a gateway to additional newspaper databases SU Libraries offers - visit the online research guide site called Newspaper Databases - Both ProQuest News & Newspapers & Access World News databases are highly recommended.
Looking for a few excellent starting points when researching in public administration? Try these databases (be sure to visit this guide's More PA Databases page, and buttons on this guide's menu bar, for additional options):
Public Administration Abstracts (Ebsco)
PAIS International (Proquest)
JSTOR (Ithaka)
Scopus (Elsevier)
Taylor & Francis Online Journals
Oxford Scholarship Online (eBook collection)
Sage Knowledge (eBook collection)
iPOLL Databank (Roper Center for Public Opinion Research)
Econlit (Proquest)
eBook Collection (Ebsco)
Business Expert Press (eBook collection)
U.S. Political Stats (Sage)
International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences by Need help on formatting the sources you cite in your academic writing (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.) or want access to full-fledged online bibliographic management systems-like "RefWorks" or "Zotero," visit the SU Libraries Citation Support website.
If you see this next to the record for an article in an SU Libraries database, click on it to see if the full-text is available online.
Do you already know a specific journal title(s) you are looking for--and wish to browse that title or see which database(s) indexes it? If so, look up that journal title(s) using the library's journal locator.
