Answered By: Dawn Wong
Last Updated: Nov 28, 2023     Views: 286

Start by typing or copying and pasting just the article's title in our Discovery Search box (located under the heading: "WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?") on our home page. Switch the search type to Just Articles and by Title. If we have access, it should be in the first few results.

If you have an article citation (e.g., article title, journal title, article author, date, volume, issue, page number, etc.), you can enter this information in our Article Linker to see if the article is available to you online or in print.

You can also search for the article by the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) or PMID (PubMed ID). For more information, see the following FAQ

You can check the library's Journal Title Database to see if we have access to a particular journal title. Some journals are only found in subject related or specific databases. You can check the Research Guide to see recommended databases by academic department.

Still need help? Did you find the article in question in a database? Look for the Get VText button or link, get vtext, near the article citation to immediately access the same options as above.

If the article is not available online or in print, you'll get a link to request the article through ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan).

Please also visit our Off Campus Access page for information about Accessing Library Resources Off Campus.

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