Tutorial: Finding Journals: Finding a Journal

From the library website, you can search for:

• online journals through E-journal Titles (browse or search for the journal title, not article titles)

• all journals through the library catalog whether in print or online

• most articles within those journals through Articles & Full Text

• recommended journals from our Library Guides (to find resources for your specific subject or course) or Web of Science (to find highly cited scholarly journals for your topic or subject area).

Under the Ejournals link, you can:

• Search or browse for a journal title (NOT the articles, etc in the journal-you'd need to enter the database it's in to search or use the Articles and Full Text link for that) or ISSN (journal's serial number)

• If you're not sure which journal you want, search the library catalog by broad subject area (For example: Sustainability Periodicals)

• NOTE: These aren't all the journals Cornell has, just the ones online. For all of them, search the Catalog

Once you've searched or browsed for an ejournal, you'll see all the databases or resources it's available from that Cornell has access to (we often get different years of coverage from different places). Make sure to check the years you need and click on the title of the appropriate resource to enter and start searching for articles!

NOTE: From off campus, use these links to enter or bookmark a database so it will verify you're a Cornell patron.