You can find music by either using Search It or going directly into the databases. Here are some databases to try searching in:

To find a single Audio file in Search It, do a normal search at libraries.wsu.edu. Make sure you log in! When you get to your results screen, on the left side, look for "Type" and then click on "More Options" if you do not see eAudio or eVideo. Then, in the screen that pops up, select eAudio & eVideo.

Then, look for the Audio symbol. Click on Access Options to find the link to the file.

The following databases provide an extensive array of art images throughout history and from around the world, including background and biographical information!

Washington State University subscribes to several databases that contain films that you can watch online. There are two ways to find these films. First is to go directly to one of these databases and do a search within the database.

To find an eVideo in Search It, do a normal search at libraries.wsu.edu. Make sure you log in! When you get to your results screen, on the left side, look for "Type" and then click on "More Options" if you do not see eAudio or eVideo. Then, in the screen that pops up, select eAudio & eVideo.

Then, in your list of results, look for the eVideo symbol. Make sure that it also has a green circle and the words "Online Access." This ensures we have it in our catalog. Then, click on Access Options and the first database link. This will bring you to your film.

The following library research guides have more links to finding media: