Beverly Hills High School

Library

ONLINE LIBRARY RESOURCES

Available from the Beverly Hills High School Library

The following subscription databases are available to Beverly Hills High School students, faculty, and staff. You can access these databases from any computer with Internet capabilities.

Please stop by the library or ask your instructors for passwords.

More online resources are available from your local public library.

Biography Resource Center
Coverage of more than 500,000 persons from antiquity through today, including profiles, articles from periodicals, reference sources, and images. Searchable by name, occupation, nationality, date of birth, and more. Renewed with a gift from the Bosse Family/BHEF.
Granger's World of Poetry
A comprehensive index to full-text poetry, excerpts, commentary, poetry in anthologies, and biographical information searchable by author, title, subject, and keyword.
History Resource Center: U.S.
Covering more than 50 of the most-studied topics in U.S. History from pre-colonial times to the present, this database includes links to digitized special collections, primary source documents, and media clips.
History Resource Center: World
A comprehensive collection of full-text periodicals, reference works, and primary source documents covering topics from pre-antiquity to the present, with maps, atlases, images, a searchable timeline, and media clips.
Literature Resource Center
Biographical information and critical essays on literary figures writing in such forms as fiction, non-fiction, drama, journalism, and more. Includes links to 5,000 websites focusing on major authors and their works, as well as searches by genre, ethnicity, time period, etc. Renewed with a gift from the Bosse Family/BHEF.
Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
An archive of information on sometimes controversial subjects, including the facts as well as the arguments of each topic’s proponents and detractors. Audible articles support differentiated learning needs.
ProQuest
A database providing full-image articles originally published in magazines, newspapers and journals. ProQuest is searchable by word, publication, or topic, as well as by natural language queries.