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CNU students, staff, and faculty: Schedule a 30-minute research appointment with a librarian for assistance at any step in the research process. Librarians can provide guidance and direction in finding sources, using citation generators, following guidelines, organizing information, and more.

This guide lists free, online tools that you can use to make online research easier. Not every tool works for every research project. Try a couple to see what works for you! Our CNU Librarians have used these tools before, so we are happy to help anytime!

These mobile apps are available to download for free publicly or with access to CNU Library.

This guide is meant for graduate students conducting long-term research projects or writing dissertations/theses.

Find different sources on current events, find US and global newspapers, and learn how to evaluate these sources for reliability.

This guide is meant to help users understand how to find, interpret, question, summarize, share, explain, and visualize data.

This guide is intended to instruct students, staff, and faculty on using Endnote, a citation generating tool which is available on our library computers.

This guide is intended to provide the context, resources, and research skills that students and professionals may need when writing a systematic review.