UW-Stout Digital Collections
UW-Stout Digital Collections
- Stoutonia
Complete issues of the Stoutonia student newspaper, 1915-present - Tower Yearbook
Digital issues of the Stout yearbook, 1909-1989 - Athletics Collections
Sports programs, pamphlets, and statistics from athletics teams at UW-Stout and its predecessors - Campus News
News releases and daily campus news publications for students, faculty, and staff - Student Publications
Publications created and produced by Stout students - Bulletins
Graduate and undergraduate bulletins, 1903-Current - Oral Histories
Oral histories and other audio recordings featuring individuals from campus and the surrounding region - Campus Photographs
Photographs of Stout classrooms and student organizations, 1890s-1990s - Campus Directories
Directories of faculty, staff, and students beginning in 1916 - Stout Commencement Programs
Stout Commencement Programs, 1903-current
Online Primary Resources (Specific Newspapers & Magazines)
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New York Times Archive (ProQuest)The New York Times newspaper (1851-2010)
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Wall Street Journal1984-present
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Cosmopolitan1996-present
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Good Housekeeping (Archives)1885-2005
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Good Housekeeping1996-present
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Better Homes and Gardens (Archives) 1922-2005 High quality PDFs
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Time Magazine Archive (EBSCO)1885-2005
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Art and Architecture Archive 1895-2005 (ProQuest)1895-2005
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Vogue Magazine Archive 1892-Present (ProQuest)Vogue magazine 1892 to the present
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Women's Magazine Archive I: 1885-2005 (ProQuest)1885-2005
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Women's Wear Daily Archive 1910-Current (ProQuest)Women’s Wear Daily 1910 up to the last twelve months.
Historical News Sources
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America's Historical Newspapers (NewsBank)U.S. newspapers published between 1690 and 1922.
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American Memory ProjectFrom the Library of Congress, Is a gateway to primary source materials relating to the history and culture of the United States.
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Films on Demand
Historical Newsreels and Video -
Academic Video Online AVON (Alexander Street)
Documentaries, educational films, and news clips in many subject areas.
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Internet Archive (Audio)You could search news or broadcast news
Secondary Sources: Articles, Books, etc.
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EBSCO History
Articles, journals and books about history, including, military and government.
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JSTOR (e-journals & e-books)Journal articles and books, primarily in the humanities and social sciences
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ProjectMUSEJournal articles in literature, history, visual and performing arts, cultural studies, education, political science, and gender studies.
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Advertising AgeToday's top story, facts and features. Free registration; some articles free.
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Journalism & Broadcasting Journal ListA list of online magazines and journals about journalism and broadcasting.
Suggested Stout Library Primary Sources
Conducting Historical Research
When conducting historical research you will want to use a variety of primary and secondary sources.
Secondary sources
- Written about the time period you are studying
- Include books, journal articles, reviews, websites
- Look for words such as "history," "analysis," "context"
- Narrow your results to scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources to find high-quality research-based articles
Primary Sources:
- Written or created during the time you are studying
- Include articles, newspaper articles, pictures, data, letters, etc.
- When searching, do not use words such as "history" or "article." Instead, use a general key term, such as "education," and narrow down the dates to find what was being written about that topic during your time period
- Try to use language from your time-period. Example: "vocational education"
- Do not narrow your results to scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources
For all works:
- Consider the slant or biases of the original author or historian writing about it
