Answered By: Jane Verostek
Last Updated: Jun 02, 2016     Views: 80

There are a couple ways you can find out if we have a journal you are looking for.

1. You can look for journals and journal articles is via our database subscriptions.

From the Moon Library database list http://libguides.esf.edu/resources you can access Electronic Resources such as our database subscriptions.

2. Search our library catalog by journal title (enter in the name of the journal NOT the article name).

A link to our library catalog is on the Moon Library website http://www.esf.edu/moonlib/

In the library catalog you will find records for journals in print and links to e-versions of journals.

Carefully review the library catalog records to determine if the journal article you are looking for is in print or is an e-version.

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