CAL 103: Writing and Communication

Your Librarians welcome you to the Library session of CAL 103, an introduction to the research process and how to access, evaluate and use information ethically and responsibly. We hope that you'll find this guide useful now and throughout your time at Stevens as your research practices evolve.

Fall 2020

The Library is open for students who are living on campus or are taking classes on campus. Find current updates at the link below, or email library@stevens.edu with questions.

Image caption: Interior of the Samuel C. Williams Library taken from the 3rd floor facing north, 2019. Credit: Romel Espinel

Meet your CAL 103 librarians:

Whether the Library is open or closed, the Library's subscription databases remain available.

To access them off campus, you must log in to our proxy server with your myStevens credentials as you are not connected to the Stevens computer network the way you would be on campus. Logging in once should give you access to all of the subscription databases for the rest of your browser session*.

Please note: The Stevens VPN will not work reliably with the databases running through the proxy server.

You can access the Library's databases in the following ways:

Through a search result in the Library's catalog:

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By clicking on a database link on the A-Z Databases list:

*Should you have an issue logging in to one database while others have worked for you, please let us know so that we can look into the issue.