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C2 has two parts for evidence-based information in the social sciences: C2-RIPE for evidenced-based reviews in education, criminology, and social welfare; and SPECTR, a database of many research trials in education, criminology, and psychology.

The Catholic Periodical and Literature Index (CPLI) has been added to the ATLA Religion database. Search the ATLA Religion database to access full text and citations that were formerly available from CPLI.

CCH is a library of federal and state tax codes, tax court decisions, revenue rulings, and CCH editorial explanations.

Colorado business, economic and demographic data at the state, county and municipal levels.

Full-text for the Cell Press journals are included in the ScienceDirect database. Articles are available beginning in 1995.

Chemical Abstracts is now available via SciFinder Scholar. This database covers a variety of scientific disciplines, including Agriculture Science, Biology and Life Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Food Sciences, General Chemistry, Geological Sciences, Material Sciences, Medical Sciences, Physics, and Polymer Science. Remote access is not available at this time.

Covers more than 600 writers and illustrators for children and young adults. Entries typically include a listing of major works, awards, criticism from significant reviews, and commentaries on the author's or artist's works.

Choice has reviewed more than 100,000 books suitable for college libraries since 1988, as well as many electronic resources.

CINAHL is the professional source for full-text articles from over 580 journals in nursing and allied health. It also has citations and abstracts for many additional journals. Other publication types included are relevant legal cases, clinical innovations and trials, and citations to dissertations in nursing. CINAHL Headings help define search terms. Video tutorials for this database can be accessed here. The print indexes (vol. 1-21) cover the years 1965-1975 and are not duplicated in the online database. They can be found in DML 2nd floor Reference RT1 .C8

This database is an audio library of more than 3,600 albums of classical music from labels around the world. It’s searchable by composer, conductor, genre, instruments, ensemble, with composer biographies and opus lists.

Clinical Pharmacology provides information on U.S. prescription drugs, non-prescription drugs, herbs, and supplements. Drug identification information, monographs, patient information, and MedGuides are included.

Considered the “gold standard” for evidence-based practice, Cochrane Library is a collection of databases including the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (“Reviews”), which has full-text evidence-based reviews of health care practices and treatments. Additional databases that are not full-text: abstracts of systematic reviews, technology assessments, economic evaluations, and citations to clinical trials.

Local foundations, trusts, corporations, national funders, government agencies and religious organizations are profiled in this state guide.

Here are articles from 160+ Colorado newspapers in digital form, dating 1859-1923 from 23 cities and 18 counties, courtesy of the Colorado Historical Society. Selected titles, including the camp newspapers of the 10th Mountain Division, have coverage after 1923.

The current edition of the Colorado Statutes and Constitution in a searchable version.

CMMC has full-text coverage of 230 journals in communication plus indexing for 600 additional sources. Fields include mass communications, intercultural, nonverbal, conflict resolution, journalism, speech, and film.

Citations and abstracts for content in 160 communication journals, books, reports, and papers and since 1977. Coverage includes mass communication, interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, marketing, advertising, crisis communication, public opinion, and the role of technology in communication.

Expert, critical reviews of books, papers, and articles of note in computer science from the ACM.

CLC has extensive literary criticism selected from books, reviews, and articles on 3,000 authors who flourished from 1960 on.

An extensive audio library of traditional and contemporary music, this database allows you to search performers, ensembles, or browse through many global genres.

Collection consists of items originating from prisoners held in German concentration camps, internment and transit camps, Gestapo prisons, and POW camps, during and just prior to World War II. Most of the collection consists of letters written or received by prisoners, but also includes receipts for parcels, money orders and personal effects; paper currency; and realia, including Star of David badges that Jews were forced to wear.

The standard handbook of chemical and physical reference data commonly used by physical scientists and engineers.

Credo contains 410 reference dictionaries and handbooks in all subject areas. You’ll find entries for words, concepts, phenomena, quotes, figures, formulae, or historical or cultural events. Subjects range broadly over the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, and foreign languages.

Information from more than 700 journals in the areas of law and law enforcement, Homeland Security, and forensic science.

A clinical reference tool for physicians and other health care professionals for use at the point-of-care, with clinically-organized summaries for more than 3,200 topics. Mobile access is available, see instructions here.

The Catholic Research Resources Alliance (CRRA) Portal, or "Catholic Portal," provides provides access to and discovery of rare, unique and uncommon Catholic scholarly resources.