CIS 115: Home

Look for a link like the one highlighted below to request items that you find in one of our databases.

Or

Fill out our interlibrary loan form to request articles if you have a citation. 

Browsing or searching journals is useful when you already have a specific topic/focus for your research. For example, if you are researching slavery you might want to take a look at the journal titled Civil War History.

Using the Resources by Type drop down menu on the Library's homepage:

1. Click the Find Publications link
2. A new window will open with a search box.
3. Enter the title of the journal
4. Click Search
5. Retrieve a list showing all available formats for the journal
6. For online access click the link
7. Find print journals in the Current Periodical section
8. Find microfilm in the cases along the wall opposite the Videos on the main floor. 
9. Get access to print journals located in storage by completing this form: Bound Journal Storage Request

Need Help? Ask at the User Services desk!

This is not an exhaustive list of primary literature sources that are available in the library. If you're looking for something and you don't see it listed here, try looking in Databases A-Z or asking a librarian.