How to find articles

General Databases

Full text articles for academic and general audience. (Ebsco)		Search 28 databases at once covering almost all the Gale content.(GaleGroup)
Search full-text articles and books at one time. (Credo Reference)

How to find articles

To find articles you need to look through journals on your topic. Before computers were created this was done by hand but now we can look online. The library has access to many databases or groups of journals that are indexed for easy searching. To find what you need go to one of the general databases and search for your topic. Each database has its own unique group of journals so looking in more than one database might be needed. If you cannot find what you need in a general database go to database finder to find specific topic databases or if you know the name of the database you need go to database complete list.

More Databases

• Database Finder
  List of databases organized by subjects.
• Complete List of Databases
  All the databases available in alphabetical order.

Other Services

• TDnet Journal Locator
  Tool to locate journal articles when you already have the citation
• Periodical Holdings List
  List of journals and magazines we have on the shelves
• Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
  Service that will try to track down an article for you if we do not have access to it.
• Citations (APA, MLA)
  Information on how to create citations for your papers.
• Webpage Finder
  Locate webpages organized by subjects.

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