In this guide, you'll find resources for researching global current events, as well as political, cultural, and economic information for different countries.
University-wide subscription to the digital edition of the esteemed British newsweekly. Includes current and prior coverage back to 1997; see the separate Economist Historical Archive for coverage back to 1843.
Thousands of local, national, and international newspapers, along with broadcast transcripts and college and university news sources. Includes the St. Paul Pioneer Press and the Star Tribune.
Contains current information on companies, industries, and financial markets. It also contains up-to-the-minute news articles from publications around the world and many smaller market news sources, trade magazines, and journals. Limited to 6 simultaneous users.
Find journals and newspapers subscribed to by St. Thomas. Enter all or the beginning of the title (e.g., New York Times or Harvard).
Analysis, reports, data, and news for U.S. and international industries, companies and brands, consumers, and economies.
Reports on the history, economy, politics, and risk forecasts of 100 countries.
You can get research help from a librarian in the following ways:
Research Consultations: Research Help by Appointment
Research Consultations are scheduled one-on-one meetings with a subject librarian. You can also schedule a consultation for a small group. Consultations usually last 30-45 minutes and are scheduled at a mutually convenient time. Contact a business librarian to schedule a consultation.