Library Guides: Mathematics: Home

Subject Resources

If you're just starting out as a mathematics student and need to get some background/fundamentals, the following can help:

To search all of Schewe's databases, use the following:

To search mathematics-specific databases, consider the following:

MathSciNet This link opens in a new window
This math database contains reviews, abstracts and over 1.7 million full-text articles (sourced from various publications, including over 2,000 math journals). Contains both pure and applied mathematics material.
Wolfram Mathworld This link opens in a new window
An online mathematics encyclopedia and reference work, covering not only pure and applied math, but also relevant historical figures and movements. The "search" function is located in the top-right of the splash page

Here are some searches that will get you a variety of mathematics books:

Here are some books in mathematics which speak to timely and important topics:

You can find reliable and high-quality videos on a variety of topics below:

You can find reliable and high-quality mathematics videos on the following topics:

Here are some websites which might be helpful for a student in math:

For help citing in the APA format, which is often used in mathematics, consider using Schewe Library's APA citation guide:

You are welcome to contact us individually at:

Jaeda Calaway - Information Literacy Instructor and Student Research Support Specialist
217.245.3207

McKenna Jacquemet - Research Services and Information Literacy Librarian

217.245.3117