Sometimes you know the exact article you are looking for, and you just have to find the full text. These are a series of options for doing so, from simplest to most involved.
If you have the DOI or PMID try our lookup tool: https://libkey.io/
If not, the next fastest option is often to search for the title of the article you need in quotation marks in Spartan Search, the search box on the library's homepage, perhaps with the name of an author.
If this does not do the trick, you may try looking up the article journal. Keep in mind, a complete citation for an article includes the author, title of the article, title of the journal, volume/issue numbers, and page numbers. If it's a chapter in a book or another type of work, the details may be different, and the steps to find it will be, too.
- Go the Phillips Library homepage.
- Search for the name of the journal.
- Click "Journal Search" on the left side.
- A new interface will open. Click on the journal title.
- Look under Journal Issues to find the correct year, volume, and issue.
- Scroll through the issue to find the correct article.
- Click the title or one of the other options to open the article.
If the library doesn't have what you are looking for, you can request the item from another library through Tipasa Interlibrary Loan. Learn how to do this with the online tutorials link below.
Install the free LibKey Nomad browser extension for help getting to the full text quickly and easily no matter where you find articles. Find the link below.
When in doubt, ask a librarian.
