Answered By: Emily Scharf
Last Updated: May 19, 2015     Views: 1118

Academic articles, also called scholarly, peer-reviewed, or refereed articles, can be found in many Webster University Library databases. Please visit this page to find more information about identifying academic articles: http://library.webster.edu/howdoi/quickscholart.html. Please watch the video below to get a better idea about finding and identifying scholarly articles.

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