Databases

More than a million entries on historical figures, countries, movements on a vast range of topics including gender studies, history and more. 

Background information to start your research from more than 2 million articles.

On campus access only.

Please Google the movie title for a preview and then select once you are sure that you want to view the movie. We are charged for the whole movie, if you watch more than 30 seconds of the movie twice.

NewsBank provides a comprehensive collection of reliable news sources covering a wide array of topics and issues with local, national and world newspapers and magazines from the 1970s to the present.

2025 UPDATED NYTimes INSTRUCTIONS

First, follow the 2025 UPDATED NYTimes INSTRUCTIONS (above) to create a NYTimes account, then click on the link above and hit the Redeem button to gain full access to all New York Times games, including the crossword, sudoku and other creative problem-solving games. An App is also available.

100s of full color magazines and newspapers from around the world in 60+ languages including Spanish, Japanese and Chinese. Read Washington Post, South China Morning Post, and many more on the app or your computer.

World news and opinions from respected journalists.Create an account with your tas.edu.tw or students.tas.tw email address.

Read The Diplomat's analysis and commentary on events occurring in Asia and around the world while on campus. To use off-campus, please login with email: usicpublic@tas.tw and password: usicpublic2022 as instructed by our vendor

Content from magazine - 1997 to the present. Register with your tas email account. Use the same login to access the fantastic Economist app after registering via our website!

Try The Chrome Extension for Opposing Viewpoints.

Faculty and students register with their @tas.edu.tw email address and your own password to create an account

Visit to view the magazine: Biological Sciences Review

100s of full color magazines and newspapers from around the world in 60+ languages including Spanish, Japanese and Chinese. Read Washington Post, South China Morning Post, and many more on the app or your computer.