One quick way to track down a specific article in our library is type its title into the Everything search tab on the library's homepage and click "search." But, if it doesn't show up in the results, be sure to double-check our journal subscriptions.
First, you'll need an article citation, then you can check our library's subscriptions for it using the Journal Titles search tab on the library's homepage. (Don't have a complete citation? Click here for search tips.).
1. On the library's homepage, find and click the Journal Titles tab.
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2. Enter the periodical title (that is, the journal magazine or newspaper title -- not the article title) and click "search." In every style, the periodical title is listed after the article title. The periodical title will be the second title that you see.
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3. Click the search button. A new window will open.
4. If the periodical you need is available in one of our databases, you will see it listed in the search results.
5. Click the journal's title to see which database(s) holds the journal's full text. Take note of the date(s) listed -- that will indicate how far back our library's coverage goes.
6. Click the database link that includes the date your article was published. Once inside the database, you can browse by date or search for the article by keyword, author or title.
If the article you need is not available in our library, see I need an article that isn't in our library. What can I do?
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