Search for journal articles and more using these suggested databases. If you aren't finding what you need for your assignment, make an appointment with me or stop by the reference desk for further assistance. LBIS provides access to over 450 research databases.
The CONSORT and OhioLINK catalogs do not contain information about individual articles published in journals. However, if you have a citation to a journal article--the author's name, the title of the article, the title of the journal, and the date or volume/issue number--you can search by journal title to determine if the library has the journal in print, electronically, or in microfilm. The Middle Path Minute, below, is a short tutorial on how to find an article using a citation. If we don't have the journal at Kenyon, simply fill out an Interlibrary loan request form.
To search for articles on your topic, use an index or database. In many cases, you can get the full text of the article by following a link from the database. If you're searching in an index without links to full-text articles, you'll need to search by journal title in CONSORT as described in the above paragraph.
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Nexis Uni features news, business, government, and legal sources from LexisNexis, dating back to 1790. It includes articles, broadcasts, newswires, and newspapers archives from the local to international level.
Documents reflecting personal accounts of life in Nazi Germany, photographs, propaganda materials such as school text books, small publications and rare serials reflecting Jewish life in Germany from 1889-1965.
Collection of two newsletters published between 1933 and 1945 that document the Nazi regime and include reports about occupied Europe. They focused on the role of organized labor, the working class, and the political left in fascist dictatorships.
Citation information for doctoral dissertations and master's theses from North America and Europe.