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Search for articles across multiple library databases

To find a journal, magazine, or newspaper article in the most popular databases in your subject area, enter your search term(s) and choose a subject from the pull-down menu. To view a complete list of indexes and databases available at Rutgers, click on View all databases. For more information see "How Do I Find an Article?"

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To find books and more in the Library Catalog, enter your term(s) and select a search type in the pull-down menu. For more information see "How Do I Find a Book?"

To find a print or electronic journal in the Rutgers collections, enter its title or keywords in the title and select the appropriate search type in the pull-down menu. For more information, see "How Do I Find a Journal?"

To find audio or video material in the Rutgers collections, enter one or more keywords and select the appropriate search type in the pull-down menu. For more information, see "How do I find audio or video materials?"

To find a list of books, textbooks, and electronic articles placed on course reserve by your instructor, enter your instructor's last name and search. You can also use the pull-down menu to search by course title or number.

How Do I view electronically received articles that I ordered from another Rutgers library or on interlibrary loan?

  1. Log on to the Interlibrary Loan and Article Delivery Services webpage using your Rutgers NetID and password.
  1. From the main menu, click the "Electronically Received Articles" link under the View options at the left.
  1. A list will be displayed containing all of the items that you have waiting to be viewed or downloaded.
  1. Click on the document you wish to view. Articles posted to this page will remain accessible for 21 days from the date of posting.

* To view, download, and print these articles you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed and configured to work with your Web browser.

* If your browser is unable to open the document, or the document is blank, try opening it in a separate application, not within the browser window. The way you do this varies for different Adobe versions- check the Adobe site for specific information.