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The easiest way to find scholarly journal articles (peer-reviewed and published in academic journals):

• Look in OneSearch
• Watch our video about how to use OneSearch to find scholarly sources

Alternatively, search in one of the specialized databases that mostly or wholly contain scholarly journal articles, such as:

• Academic Search Complete (for all subjects)
• Business Source Complete (for business topics)
• Education Source (for education topics)
• APA PsycInfo (for psychology topics)
• for more specialized databases, browse our complete list of databases

Searching in OneSearch will let you find in one place a mix of:

• newspaper articles
• magazine articles
• scholarly journal articles
• trade journal articles

Alternatively, search in one of the specialized databases we subscribe to.

• I need to find a specific journal
  • Search our list
• I need to find articles from any journal
  • Search in OneSearch or one of our specialized databases.
• I want to browse current issues of a journal
  • Use BrowZine

• I need to find a specific magazine
  • Search our list
• I need to find articles from any magazine
  • Search in OneSearch or one of our specialized databases.
• I need to find a trade journal that covers a specific industry
  • Search in one of these databases that specialize in this kind of content:
    • ABI/INFORM Global
    • Business Insights: Global
    • Business Source Complete

• I need to find a specific newspaper
  • Search our list
• I need to find articles from any newspaper
  • Search in OneSearch or one of our news databases.

• Search in OneSearch to find both print books and ebooks
• Use the call number chart to locate the book on the shelf

Print textbooks

Search in the OneSearch database (the library’s main catalog).

E-textbooks

Look in our OneSearch database to see if we happen to have an online version of your textbook. Still can’t find it? Use our chat service (see above) to ask for help.

• Complete A-Z list of databases.
• Databases arranged by the subjects they cover.

• Search one of the statistics databases.
• Ask a librarian for further help.

• Search in OneSearch
• If the video is required for a class you are taking, see if your course is listed on the E-Reserves page

Use our guide to finding case studies.

• Search in OneSearch