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Access to the Walden Library subscription databases is available to students actively enrolled in a current or future course, current faculty, and Walden University staff.
Graduating students: Access is available through the last day of enrolled courses.
Alumni: Alumni do not have access to Library databases per our vendor licenses. An Alumni Library of curated, open-access databases focused on scholarly research is available to graduates.
There are multiple ways to access the Walden Library subscription databases. If you access the Library through the Student Portal or your classroom (Canvas or Brightspace), you will automatically be signed into the databases. If you access the Library through a link from a website or if you bookmarked the Library in your web browser, you may be prompted to sign in using your student email and password.
If it is your first time using the Library Multi-Database Search on the Library homepage or an EBSCO database, you will also be prompted to create a personalized account.
When prompted, choose a sign-in option: Student; Staff and Faculty; or School of Lifelong Learning.
Enter your email or username and password
If you have trouble logging in, follow the steps below based on your user account.
Ensure your email is correct. Check the spelling and format of your first and last name and that your email ends with this format: @waldenu.edu
For help, click the Can't access your account link in the sign-in box.
If you need further help, contact Customer Care.
Double check your D-number and password.
If you need further help, click the Help link in the sign-in box.
For additional help, call the phone number for the Technical Help Desk listed under the Help link.
Double check you're using the correct email address and password you used for your lifelong learning account.
For help, click the Need help signing in link in the sign-in box
If you need further help, email the School of Lifelong Learning
When you use the Library Multi-Database Search or an EBSCO database for the first time, you’ll be prompted to create a personal account and be presented with two options.
You can change your choice at any time by clicking the MyEBSCO icon on the database landing page.
If you have an EBSCO account from another university, you can switch between accounts or merge them together. To do this, first click the MyEBSCO link in the top-right of Library Multi-Database Search of any EBSCO database.
If you come across technology issues once you’re signed into and using the Library Multi-Database Search or searching a Library database, review the troubleshooting help below or contact the Library for help.
If you're having trouble accessing Library databases, these common solutions resolve most issues.
Add the Library's trusted sites to your browser and security software:
We can help troubleshoot Library database issues. When contacting us, please send the following information:
Due to publisher restrictions, you may encounter one of these error messages when trying to access some Harvard Business Review articles in the Library databases:
Some of the more popular HBR articles can only be viewed within the Library databases.
To share these articles with another Walden student or faculty member, send them the full APA citation and the instructions below for navigating to the journal and accessing the article that way.