How do I search for a specific journal title or an article in a journal?
Find a Journal by Title in the Search Everything Box
- Enter the title of the journal in the Search Everything box on the library homepage. The image below demonstrates a search for the Nursing Science Quarterly journal.
- If the journal is in the library, it will show up in the results of your search. Journals will have a Journal indicator above the title, as highlighted in the image below. Select the title of the journal to open the full record.
- Select any of the View Online options to access the journal, as shown in the image below. There may be only one link or many.
Find a Specific Article in the Journal
If you are looking for a specific article in that journal, follow the steps below.
- Locate the volume and issue using the volume and issue lists in the journal. These are usually located at the top or sides of the page. A few examples are shown in the images below.
EBSCO Databases (e.g. CINAHL)
ProQuest Databases
- Select the link or the volume and issue of interest and the articles in that volume and issue will appear as a result.
- You can browse the list of articles to find one of interest. Most often these will be organized in page number order.
Watch the Tutorial Video
Select the image below to see a video on finding articles in journals.
