To discover what magazines, journals and newspapers (not articles) the library has on a specific subject, click on the link for Primo 1Search through the library's main page.
Click the Periodical Titles A-Z button to initiate Journal searching.
Select the most appropriate subject class to get at your topic. For example, to find Radiology publications, start with Health and Biological Sciences.
To get to our specific topic, we continue to select narrower categories until we arrive at the one closest to our interest. In this example, we select medicine, and then Radiology, MRI, Ultrasonography & Medical Physics.
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Click on any title in the resulting list to see more information.
Click on the database title or resource link to go to the journal itself, where you will be able to look at tables of contents within individual issues.
If you want to see if the library provides online access to a specific journal, use Primo 1Search's Journal A-Z search.
Then simply type in the title of interest in the search box.
If the title is available it will appear in the results list.
Click on the title to see the list of databases where you can view the online version and the dates for which access is available.
