Resources

New York University’s resource for students to obtain one-on-one help with writing.

Includes the American Heritage Dictionary, Merriam Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary and Thesaurus, the Oxford English Dictionary, Roget’s II: the New Thesaurus, Encyclopedia Briannica, Oxford Reference Online, and Information Please Almanac.

A list of journals available online at NYU. Search for a specific journal or scroll through alphabetically.

Search topics by subject, author or title to find available research articles. Multiple databases are listed.

An easy-to-follow guide about efficiently performing online research. Also includes information about citing sources in APA and MLA styles.

NYU’s library has a variety of online news sources available, focusing on New York and the United States, with some international sources available.

EWP’s Statement on Academic Integrity defines plagiarism, discusses how to avoid it, and states the possible penalties for students who plagiarize.
“What Is Plagiarism at Indiana University?” Indiana University. A tutorial that tests your ability to understand and avoid plagiarism.
Virtual Salt. “Citing Web Sources MLA Style.” By Robert Harris. Guidelines to what to cite and how to cite in Modern Language Association style.
“How to Avoid Plagiarism.” Northwestern University. A comprehensive site about academic integrity and citing sources.


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