Searching for Scholarly Articles in One Particular Journal: Follow These Steps
1. CHOOSE THE JOURNALS LIST SEARCH
On the front page of the library's website, find the Quick Links box and click on Journals List:
2. SEARCH FOR THE JOURNAL AND ENTER THE RELEVANT DATABASE
Next, enter the title of the journal you want into the search box and run the search:
Find the matching result (you may get a list of items), then click on the Check online availability link to go directly to the relevant database:
No search results? The library may not have a subscription to the journal you are looking for. Ask a librarian to double check it.
3. FIND THE SEARCH WITHIN THIS JOURNAL OR PUBLICATION FEATURE AND RUN YOUR SEARCH
In this example, we see a database that uses the EBSCO interface. Click on the Search within this publication link.
Now we can enter a keyword search that will only bring back results from this one journal! Please note that in the EBSCO interface, you need to type the "and" command between the journal title (which automatically shows up) and your keyword. Other interfaces may not need this.
TWO OTHER EXAMPLES OF THE SEARCH WITHIN THIS PUBLICATION FEATURE
SCIENCE DIRECT INTERFACE
PROQUEST INTERFACE
