FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
Through a statewide initiative in coordination with FLVC and other institutions of the Florida College System and State University System libraries, the FAU Libraries is transitioning e-resources authentication from EZproxy to OpenAthens.
OpenAthens is a gateway service that provides access to the FAU Libraries' licensed electronic resources. For the first time, you will have access to the Libraries’ e-resources without needing to be on the Libraries’ website! You can use an Internet search engine like Google or go directly to a publisher’s website to access the Libraries “Athenized” e-resources via FAU Single Sign-On (SSO)!
You may also access the Libraries e-resources through one of the following FAU Libraries services listed below:
OneSearch
OneSearch is a search tool provided by FAU Libraries in which you can perform a combined search of many of the databases that our library subscribes to, and more. Search results may be limited by date, language, source type (books, academic journals, magazines, etc.), peer-reviewed status, and other criteria.
Our Journals
Journals are publications published on a regular basis containing peer-reviewed articles written by scholars and researchers. Examples of journals in the FAU Libraries’ collection include Journal for Cultural Research, The Analysis of Verbal Behavior, and Arboricultural & Urban Forestry.
Our Library Catalog
The FAU Library Catalog is comprehensive online index of its books, journal holdings, videos, government documents, maps, and other materials (including both physical and online resources). The catalog is searchable by keyword, title, author, subject, etc. The catalog provides information on the availability and location of physical items in the Libraries and more...
Our Databases
Databases are collections of resources, including scholarly articles, newspaper articles, streaming video, images, and music. Databases typically are searched by title, keyword, or subject. Popular databases at FAU include Academic Search Complete, JSTOR, Business Source Premier, Humanities Source, Academic Video Online, and Web of Science.
