Start with these to find newspaper, magazine, or journal articles. More databases are available through our Find Resources by Subject guides. HINT: Look for ways to limit your search, such as Publication Date or by type of article (Scholarly Articles ...(Peer Reviewed).
Getting Full-Text: If the article you need is not available online use ILL (Interlibrary Loan). We will order the article for you - it is free and you get a PDF of the article!
What's a "peer-review journal"? And why does it matter to me?
"Peer-reviewed journals" are considered scholarly. And it matters to you because most of your research should come from scholarly journals.
Want to know more? Watch a brief YouTube tutorial from North Carolina State University called Peer Review in 3 Minutes.
Still not sure if your source is a peer-reviewed journal? Use the link below and search for the journal. HINT: Enter the journal name and specify that it be in the "TI Title" field. View the record for your journal and look for the "Peer-Reviewed" line. If it says "Yes," you're in business!
