Scholarly sources are usually used in academic research and in college assignments. (Your Sustainability Project #5 and Exam 3 assignments require scholarly, peer-reviewed sources.)
Popular sources are often useful for understanding public opinion and may be relevant in some classes.
Sustainability Project 5 and Exam 3 require using scholarly sources to contextualize your own arguments. (Scholarly sources may also be useful for other class assignments.) Library databases contain a wealth to scholarly articles.
OneSearch@IU searches most of the Libraries' databases. It is a great place to start your research.
Direct access at: libraries.indiana.edu/databases/onesearch
More databases can be found on the Libraries homepage under the "Research" tab or the "Featured Databases" located at the bottom of the page.
Discipline-specific databases for more focused research.
Physical Education Index Online offers access to the periodical literature of physical education, sports, recreation, and athletics. Articles are from peer-reviewed journals, report literature, conference proceedings, trade magazines, the popular press, and other sources. Links to fulltext are provided for selected publications. Topics inlcuded cover sport law, curricula, testing, research, kinesiology, sporting equipment, business and marketing, coaching and training, and sport psychology/sociology.
Databases not listed in this guide can be accessed through the Libraries homepage (libraries.iub.edu).
If you know the database you need: search for it from the search box in the upper right. The click on the database's resource page.
For resources by Subject/Discipline:
For a list of all resources: