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OneSearch provides simple, one-stop searching for books, e-Books, videos, articles, digital media and more. Start your research by entering keywords in the search box. Sign in with your MyLEO ID and password (student) or domain login credentials (faculty/staff) to view a complete list of results.

Access 255,000+ online trade, professional and scholarly journals and popular magazines. Search for a journal by title or browse the collection by subject.

Use the databases to find articles in journals, magazines, newspapers, books, streaming media and more. Browse the alphabetical list of databases or browse the databases by subject and type. Access to the databases is limited to current students, faculty and staff at East Texas A&M.

Access 1.2 million print books, eBooks and government documents covering a wide range of academic subject areas. Access to the print collection is available during operating hours. Ask us if you need help finding or reaching a book on the shelves.

The database resources listed below provide direct access to the library’s e-books.

• Digital Public Library of America
• DSM Library
• Early English Books Online
• Ebook Central
• eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
• Eighteenth-Century Collections Online
• Gale eBooks
• Handbook of Texas
• O’Reilly for Higher Education (formerly Safari)
• Oxford English Dictionary
• Project Gutenberg
• ProQuest One Academic
• Revolutionary War Era Orderly Books
• SAGE Research Methods
• Science Direct
• Taylor and Francis ebooks
• Wiley Online Library

Your professor or the library may have placed a select group of textbooks and library books on reserve for two hours for library use only. Check the catalog by entering the title in the search box or ask about course reserves at the library information desk.

Located on the fourth floor, University Archives contains books, manuscripts, photographs, maps, serial publications, oral histories and artifacts related to the history of East Texas A&M and the counties that comprise Northeast Texas, including Bowie, Camp, Cass, Delta, Fannin, Franklin, Hopkins, Hunt, Lamar, Morris, Rains, Red River and Titus.

The University History section of the University Archives includes archives and records created by individuals and groups from its founding as East Texas Normal College in 1889 to the present day. Significant collections include:

• University Photograph Collection
• The East Texan campus newspaper
• The Locust Yearbook
• University Presidents' Office Papers

Digital Commons is an open-access online collection that facilitates the global discovery of scholarly and creative works created by faculty, staff and students at East Texas A&M. Contact Sarah Northam, director of Research and Instruction, at 903.886.5721 for additional information.

When prompted, log in with your MyLEO ID and password to access library resources from off campus. Faculty and staff will log in with their domain credentials. Access is limited to current students, faculty and staff at East Texas A&M.

If you are having problems with one of the library's online resources, please let us know so we can help you.