You may already have a citation for an article from your professor's recommendation or another source. This is how you would locate the article.
Method 1
On the UC Libraries page paste your article title in the red search box. If this is an exact title enclose it in quotation marks to avoid irrelevant hits.
If the title is short and/or common, add the author's name and/or journal title.
Summon, our metasearch tool, will return results with links to online full text.
You can also use advanced Summon search.
Method 2
- On the UC Libraries page click the Journals tab in the red search box. Alternatively you can use the search box on the Journals page of this guide. E-Journals advanced search page.
- Type in as much of the journal title as you want.
(Please note: this search option is for JOURNAL titles, not articles titles)!
- Click "Search." The result will indicate which database/index to search for full text. Check the dates carefully to make sure the year you need is available electronically.
- If an electronic version of the journal title or the desired issues it is not available electronically, you must then search the Library Catalog for a print issue. On the library record screen for the journal title note the location and call number of the journal. Please note that current issues are often found in a different location than bound journals.
Method 3.
