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Find a specific magazine, journal, newspaper, or article

To locate an article in print format, in addition to the article title and author, you must have the following pieces of information:

An article citation from a database or another article should include this information.
Example: Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol. 294(1) 2004, p. 16-45.

Print Journals

  1. Enter the  Online Library Catalog.
  2. Enter the title of the magazine, journal, or newspaper in the Search for box.(New York Times, Journal of the American Medical Association, etc.
  3. Select "Start of journal/magazine title" in the Search by box.
  4. Click the Search box.
  5. From the results click on the magazine, journal, or newspaper title.
  6. Note the following information in the bottom section of the results screen: Location, Call Number, and Library Has (Volumes).

If the above search is not successful try the following:

  1. Select the  Advanced Search tab.
  2. Enter known words from the title of the magazine, journal, or newspaper in the Search for box.
  3.  Select "title words" in the Search by box.
    For example, a search of "American society information" as "title words" brings up results including The Journal of the American Society for Information Science.
  4. Click the Search box.
  5. From the results click on the magazine, journal, or newspaper title.
  6. Note the following information in the bottom section of the results screen: Location, Call Number, and Library Has (Volumes).