Licensed Library Resources for Alumni
Graduates of Montana State University have remote access to a growing number of licensed library resources. However, due to licensing restrictions, the library cannot offer remote access to the majority of it's electronic resources.
To use the resources listed on this page, alumni will need to claim or find their NetID and update their password.
Available Resources
Please use the links on this page for access. Using any other links to these databases will not allow alumni access.
Critical reviews of research in the biomedical, physical, and social sciences (1932 - current)
The AAS Historical Periodicals Collection consists of 5 series with over 7500 titles from the seventeenth through the late nineteenth century
Find information on the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the U.S. government
Stay up-to-date on the most pressing political and social policy issues in the news
Indexing of articles dating as far back as 1907 - 1984, as well as citations of book reviews, the this database is comprised of scholarly journals published throughout the 20th century in North America and Europe
Articles and books on topics such as literature, history, visual and performing arts, cultural studies, and more
Articles from popular general-interest U.S. magazines (1890 - 1982), including full coverage of the original print volumes of Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature
Business cases highlighting best practices and example cases about emerging industry and business trends
Peer-reviewed journals in the social sciences, humanities, life and physical sciences, and more
Book titles from across the social sciences (due to license limitations, access to video content is unavailable
Material for every step of the research process (due to license limitations, access to video content is unavailable)
AM (Adam Matthew) Digital Collections
NetID and password log in is not yet available for this content.
Alumni wishing to access AM Digital Collections should email the MSU Collection Development Department. Please provide your first and last name, the year you graduated, and the specific collection from the list below that you want to access. Once alumni status has been verified, access instructions will be shared with you.
Primary documents relating to the history of the American West
Primary sources on the study and analysis of gender, leisure, and consumer culture
Primary source material on both women's and men's issues circa 1800 - 1920
Primary source material about food and drink throughout history
British Foreign Office files dealing with Japan between 1919 and 1952
Primary source materials for the study of global commodities in world history
American Indian life and culture in the United States, Canada, and Mexico
History of the evolution of British and American tourism from 1850 - 1980
Explore domestic consumerism, life and leisure in America between 1850 - 1950
Primary source material relating to popular culture in America, Britain, and Europe from 1779 - 1930
World's Fairs collection materials including international diplomacy, correspondence, plans & design concepts, personal accounts, guidebooks, and contemporary ephemera