Take a look at the Lindell Library Web site for resources and services that will help you throughout your Augsburg career, and beyond.
You can easily get to the library site from the Inside Augsburg page: Scroll down to Quick Links on the left-hand side, and click on Library. You don't need to sign in to Inside Augsburg in order to search library resources, but you'll need your AugNet username and password to read full-text online.
Whether you're new to academic research or just want a refresher, walk through our Place to Start guide. It gives pointers on everything from analyzing your assignment to citation help, copyright, and more.
Here's how to optimize your search to find books in the Augsburg library:
To enter the title and author separately for a known item, you can also specify the Augsburg and Book options ahead of time in the Advanced Search — click on the arrow next to Limit your search.
A multi-disciplinary database containing full-text for thousands of journals in nearly every subject area, including: computer science, engineering, physics, chemistry, language and linguistics, arts and literature, medical sciences, ethnic studies, and many more.
Provides overviews and point/counterpoint arguments on hundreds of current issues. Includes essays from leading newspapers and magazines across the political spectrum, radio and TV news transcripts, primary source documents, and reference books.
Prominent U.S. papers like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. It's also a good place to look for Star Tribune articles, with archives from 1986. Use the advanced search tab to limit to particular titles or dates.
Search our librarian-created research guides for the one that fits your academic discipline (like “Psychology” or “History”) or your topic.
Finding the right resources may seem overwhelming, so we tailor our research guides by subject, department, program, and/or major. Try: