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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 order an interlibrary loan?

  1. Search the and verify that the item you need is not available at Rutgers. You may also place an E-ZBorrow request for quick delivery of books not available at Rutgers.

  2. Logon to Interlibrary Loan and Article Delievery with your NetID and password. Emeritus faculty, visiting scholars, Rowan_CCC, faculty research assistants, attending physicians, hospital personnel, individuals in joint programs, and retirees may login with their barcodes and library PINs. First time users must register.

  3. On the main menu under New Request, choose "ILL Book Request," "Article Request," or "Book Chapter." Use the book request form to request dissertations, scores, newspapers, or microform.

  4. Fill in all items of information called for on the forms. Avoid using abbreviations in authors' names or journal titles. Click on the [Submit Request] button.

  5. Your new interlibrary loan requests will be listed under "Outstanding Request" with a transaction number, request type, title, author, and current status.

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