What is CQ Researcher?

"Comprehensive, non-biased reporting and analysis on issues shaping our world." If you have a hot topic to research, CQ Researcher is your place to find full text arguments on both sides of the topic. This site also offers how to cite each of its articles in Bluebook, APA, MLA or Chicago styles.

What subjects does CQ Researcher address?

Agriculture, Business, Banking and Economics, Communications and the Mass Media, Constitutional Law and Justice, Culture, Sports, and Recreation, Defense and National Security, Education, Employment, Labor, and Income, Energy, Environment and Natural Resources, Family and Domestic Life, Federal Budget and Taxes, Government Functions, Health, Housing and Development, International Relations and World Politics, International Trade and Development, Religion, Science and Technology, Social Movements, Social Services and Disabilities, Transportation, U.S. Congress, U.S. Presidency, U.S. Supreme Court and Judicial System, War and Conflict.

How do I access CQ Researcher?

Click here to log into CQ Researcher. This resource is available through NCLive and requires a  free password.

What do I do if I have questions about CQ Researcher?

Contact your local library for help with this resource.