ENG 2301: British Literature

This search tool will look in almost all of the Libraries' collections - books, journals, digital collections, and special collections - in one search. It returns a lot of results, but also has some powerful limiting features to focus your results. Also accessible from the Libraries' Home Page.

A collection of reliable reference sources from which you can select or compare information. Good starting place to find information on living authors. Their "Topic Pages" are guides to other resources specifically in Baylor Libraries.

Probably your most powerful resource is the librarian who is assigned to work specifically with the folks in your major or with the field you are writing your paper on. All of us are willing to meet one-on-one with you to help you find a good topic and the resources to successfully complete that assignment or paper. That's our job.

One of the differences in college-level research is that you'll need to find "scholarly" or "peer-reviewed" journal articles. This guide will help you understand what is meant by those terms so you don't turn in the wrong type of article for the task at hand.

This chart from the University of North Carolina Libraries is a quick explanation of how to use this finding system to find a specific book on the shelf.
To find where in the BU Libraries a specific call number is located just click on the LOCATION (Moody General; Jones Reference, Texas, etc.) and you'll be taken to a map showing you where the book is in the building or where the building is on campus.