How to Find the Full Text of a Journal
- Go to www.usc.edu/findarticles and fill out the search form.
- Locate journals online and type in the name of your journal.
- To locate journals in print, go to HOMER and type in the name of the periodical, select the ‘exact search' button, search by "Journal Title."
- Request journal articles not owned by the USC Libraries via interlibrary loan.
Places to Begin
- Proquest Research LibraryScholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers from the 1980s-onwards.
- Academic OneFileScholarly and popular periodicals from the 1980's to the present.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowScholarly journals and books with full text links to USC subscriptions
- OmniFile Full Text Mega (H.W. Wilson)A suite of indexes, including Wilson Omnifile, Reader's Guide Retrospective, and Art Retrospective
- Web of ScienceIncludes arts, humanities, and social sciences citation databases
- FirstSearchIndexes over 13,000 journals in all disciplines
- CQ ResearcherIn-depth, unbiased research reports covering health, social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy
- JSTORA full text collection of 100% scholarly research journals in the core social science, humanities, and science journals back to their first publication, which is the 1800s in some instances.
- Lexis Nexis Academic UniverseDatabase of full text online news, business, financial, legal, medical, biographical, government and domestic and international newspaper resources
- Reader's GuideCovers popular magazines such as Atlantic Monthly, Time, Newsweek, Black Enterprise, Christian Science Monitor Magazine Section, Esquire, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, and Ladies Home Journal. It is very useful for finding primary sources - information about events of the time written at the time. It is also an excellent choice for a pop culture topic
Historical Periodicals
- Readers' Guide Retrospective: 1890-1982 (H.W. Wilson)1890-1982 provides indexing of over three million articles from more than 550 leading magazines
Lexis Nexis Tutorial
Subject Guide
Danielle Mihram
Contact:
Leavey Library, LVL114
dmihram@usc.edu
Subject Specialties:
---Digital Humanities.
---Project building and leadership, Digital Humanities.
---French and Italian Languages and Literatures.
---Manuscript Studies.
---Voltaire and the Enlightenment.
Research Consultations:
By appointment - schedule by email.
Website
dmihram@usc.edu
Subject Specialties:
---Digital Humanities.
---Project building and leadership, Digital Humanities.
---French and Italian Languages and Literatures.
---Manuscript Studies.
---Voltaire and the Enlightenment.
Research Consultations:
By appointment - schedule by email.
Subjects: Languages & Literatures