How do I find out what database an article is from?

How do I find the source of an article?

Libraries Search by Article Title Use the Libraries Search Advance Search template to locate journal articles by the article's title. Set the Field to "Title" and enter the article title. This search allows you to retrieve full-text articles from databases available University-wide, e.g. JSTOR, HeinOnline, PAIS Index.

How do you tell if an article is from a database?

Another place to find out if the journal is peer-reviewed is to use one of the online databases. For example, if you know that articles from your journal appear in the Academic Search Premier database, you can search for the journal in the database and learn more about it.

What is the database name of an article?

Databases of journal articles are sometimes called journal indexes. They contain the who/what/where information about journal articles. They tell you who published a journal article on what topic and where to find it in the print or electronic journals.

How do I find the journal database?

Journal & Article Locator1Go to the Library homepage and click the "Databases and Journals" tab. ... 2Search for the journal name.3Click on the "E-Journal Keyword Matches."4This will take you to the "Online Journals and Databases" page from the previous section on this page, "Online Journals and Databases".Find a Specific Journal - How to Find Articles - University of Illinois ...