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How can I find articles and more using online databases and print sources?
Maag Library subscribes to databases with other OhioLINK Libraries. Databases can include article citations, book citations,
videos, photographs, newspaper articles and more depending which database is selected.
Within most databases there are many
journal titles. Databases provide an index to articles of many subjects or just one subject depending which database is used.
After submitting a search the database provides citations, abstracts (frequently), and full text (sometimes) for articles.
Print periodicals are also available to browse; however, if you need a specific subject you may want to look in an index or
database to locate a potential article first.
Click on the Subject Area of Interest:
From Maag Library Home Page select Research Databases and search “Listed by Name” using the
letter guides for the databases to get you started or click on the following links:
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Current Electronic Periodicals:
To Find More Electronic Periodicals:
Click on Electronic Journal Finder
Type in a keyword that represents the subject of interest
For example: chemist* searches for the term, and variations, related to chemistry
A list of journal titles with the term is generated
Off campus access requires a valid YSU student ID and a library barcode
Scroll through the list to locate a title of interest
Click on the link with the line that states, "Title is available via ..."
Issues can be browsed or searched!
Current Print Periodicals
To Find Current Print Periodicals:
Click on Current Periodicals
Select a subject area of interest (i.e. Chemistry) and click on "Go"
Scroll through the list of titles click on one of interest
Note the location and call number in the record to find the item
To Find More Print Medicine & Health Periodicals:
Search MaagNet Online Catalog
Using a subject search type:
Medicine periodicals
Browse the 106 periodical titles list
Possible formats include: "Electronic Resource," "Serial/periodical," or "Microforms"
"Electronic resource" can be accessed online throught the record
"Serial/periodical" can be found in print using the call number and location information
"Microforms" can be found on the Lower Level of Maag Library using the call number
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