Ranks pages by tracking links from highly-ranked pages.

Originally just a subject directory, it now is a search engine, directory, and portal.

New version of AskJeeves with faster search results.

Quickly returns results from an extremely large database; offers multimedia and news searches.

Offers search results from Google. Additional features include search results from Amazon's "Search Inside the Book;" ability to save your search history for future reference.

Search site from Vivisimo clusters results from variety of surface and deep Web sources and organizes them into clusters by topic, site or URL.

Search over 20 search engines and retrieve results by relevance or search engine.

Searches engines, directories, news and MP3 files; allows any type of search syntax and translates and directs your search accordingly.

Categorizes content into relevant concepts and displays results on a graphical map; requires Flash Player (or you can use an HTML version).

Searches against major engines or provides those who open free accounts the ability to chose from a list of hundreds. Allows results or documents to be saved for future use. .

Search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research.
*Google Scholar is freely available to anyone searching the Internet, but many of the links to full-text are not. Some of this full-text content is available to CBU users through CBU Databases.

Searches a collection of freely available, previously difficult-to-access, academically-oriented digital resources.

Scirus is a comprehensive science-specific search engine. Scirus covers web sites containing scientific content. It also covers citations and abstracts from 18 million journal article records from sources such as ScienceDirect; MEDLINE; Beilstein on ChemWeb; BioMed Central and more.