Library Research Tutorial: Adapted from Canvas Course

Even in large databases such as the Library Search and Academic Search Premier, many search results will not include the full-text of an article, only the citation.

Remember that a citation typically lists just the article title, author(s), source (journal or magazine title), issue number, date of publication, and page numbers, as shown in the example below.

Three options for obtaining full-text articles are:

1. Using the "Full text availability" link within a database citation (when available).
2. Searching the Journals tool by the title of a periodical.
3. Requesting an article or book from another library using interlibrary loan.