Find peer-reviewed articles, conference papers, and other scholarly information published in academic journals, newspapers, and magazines.

I have the information for an article, how do I find it?

1. Search for a copy online:

• Article Finder
  Enter the citation information to find out if the full-text is available.
• E-Journals
  Search for the journal title to see if the library has an online subscription.

2. If the article is not available online:

• Pegasus
  Search for the journal title in print.
• Interlibrary Loan
  Request a copy using ILLiad, the library's online interlibrary loan service.

How do I find articles on my research topic?

1. Search for articles using research databases:

• Research Guides
  Listings of the most useful article databases for any subject:
  Please make a selection...Anthropology Archives and Special Collections Asian Studies Biology Black World Studies Business Administration Chemistry Classical Studies Communication Computer Science Course Guides Criminal Justice Ebooks Economics Education English Environmental Sciences Film Studies Fine Arts Government Information History Images International Studies Islamic World Studies Latin American Studies Law Library Science Mathematics & Statistics Medieval Studies Modern Languages News & Current Events Nursing / General Health Online Video Pastoral Studies Peace Studies Performing Arts Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Rome Studies Social Work Sociology Special Topics Theater Theology & Religion UCWR - College Writing Seminar Women's Studies Xtra topics
• Databases
  Research databases are search engines for published research.
• Getting Started
  The library's guide to finding articles.

2. Once you've located an article you want:

• Look for the "full text" or "PDF" link in the article record.
• If full text is not available, click on the "Find It @ Loyola" link () to search for a copy of the article online, in print, or to order a copy via interlibrary loan.