Databases do not function like Google, meaning, you can't type an entire sentence in the search box. Knowing how to use keywords, boolean operators and filters will give you better results. Consider watching the following videos before trying any of the library's databases.
Try these online encyclopedias instead of Wikipedia to find more information about your Nobel Peace Prize Laureate.
Your research topic may be bundled with articles, primary sources, videos, images, websites and more in some of the databases listed below. Try typing in the name of your Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and see what resources you find.
If you're ready for independent research on your topic/person then try the following databases:
Consider reading articles from independent and alternative presses that challenge and/or complement the mainstream media. Articles are primarily written by people of color.
Don't forget about the citation tool in the databases. Go back to the Home Tab and watch the citation tool video.