You can search for journal articles through the databases or through our Discovery Service.
If you ar unsure what database you want to use, it's best to view them by subject and choose a general database to start. General databases pull from a variety of sources and are a good place to begin.
Here are a few general databases to help you get started with your research. Browse for more through this link.
To access only scholarly articles, you should check the "peer-reviewed" option in databases.
To receive only full-text articles, check the "full-text" option (Full-text means the full article is immediately available. If you don't choose full-text articles, you may only receive a citation or abstract of an article.)
You may want to adjust the date range and only search for articles within the last 5-10 years. This is especially important for science and technology-related topics.
Select the database you want to search then enter your T-Wolves username and password to access databases from off-campus.
Need help? Call the Library's Reference Desk at 614-6786 for assistance.
Please ask a reference librarian for help in finding print periodicals.