College libraries differ somewhat in what is included in their library catalog.
Use the CFCC catalog to search for:
Look elsewhere for:
This short video (~1min) will teach you some search strategies to help you get the best results.
The Keyword you choose to search may or may not be a Library of Congress Subject Heading.
For example:
United States -- Foreign economic relations -- 44 relevant resources found.
Want more help with the Library of Congress Classification System?
Truncation allows you to search variables of a word by typing part of the word plus an asterisk *
ADOPT finds just adopt, but ADOPT* finds adopted, adopting, adoptions, etc.
WOMAN finds just woman, but WOM*N finds woman and women.
Enclose your words in quotation marks to create a phrase search.
CHILDREN OF MEN finds 90 titles with some combination of those words
"CHILDREN OF MEN" finds only the book and movie with that exact title.
Try adding one of the series titles below to your search term(s) to improve your results!