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A library database is an organized collection of electronic information that allows a user to search for a particular topic, article, or book. Library databases contain published works written by professionals or experts in the field and provide citation information such as author, title, publication, publisher, etc. They are searchable in various ways (e.g., keyword, subject, author, title, date, etc.). 

FSU libraries provide about 550 databases, ranging from general reference collections to specially designed, subject-specific databases. Our library databases offer a variety of proprietary full-text databases and popular databases, including journals, magazines, and newspapers, as well as books from leading information providers. 

Access FSU library databases
Use your FSUID and password to log on to FSU library databases (The same credentials as BlackBoard). 
If your password is not being recognized, and you're an active student or faculty, you will need to contact the FSU Help Desk to reset your password: (850) 644-HELP (4357)

Search for databases at FSU Libraries
You can find the databases from our library homepage by clicking 'Databases' menu and search by keyword or 'Most Used Databases'. 'More Databases...' links to more browsing options, including searching our A-Z list of all databases.