The easiest way to look for articles from journals or other periodicals is to use an index. An index allows you to search for specific articles using a keyword(s) or subject(s). Some indexes contain only citations and/or abstracts, and some provide the full-text of articles.

The library has access to a large number of indexes, often called databases, covering a wide range of subjects. Click here for a complete list.

Once you have a list of the articles (citations) that you are interested in reading, you will want to gain access to their full-text. Some resources will link to the full-text, usually as Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF) or HTML files, from the citation itself. Others may offer a graphic, , or text link, which you can click on to check for the availability of the full text. Clicking on the graphic or text will take you to Journal Finder, a service that pulls together the Library’s electronic journal titles into one place. Journal Finder will provide information about whether a title is available online or in print. If a title is not available, you can select to order it through the Library’s interlibrary loan system.

Article Resources

• Print Serials: the library's list of the periodicals and newspapers that it collects in print.
• The library has access to journals and other periodicals through its database subscriptions.
  • eLibrary Science
  • Journal Finder: contains title information from JSTOR, NC Live, ProQuest Platinum and Science Direct.
    | Search by citation using Article Finder
  • SIRS

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