K-Search
Kenyon's one-stop search tool, K-Search, is a great place tool to use if you have a particular author or title to search for; it's also a good place to start a general search for scholarly and peer-reviewed materials.
To the left of your results list, you'll see options for filtering your results:
- Peer-reviewed (under Availability)
- Publication Date
- Resource Type (e.g., Journal Article or Book)
- Subject area
Finding Books
If you're having trouble finding an item in the library, check out the maps below that show how to Find a Book Using a Call Number.
1. Author search: Locate books, poems, plays, reports, etc. by a specific known author: Ablovatski, Eliza
2. Title search: Locate a specific work by searching for its title: Revolution and political violence in Central Europe
NOTE: If you are unsure of the exact TITLE, try a few of the KEYWORDS or phrases that you know instead.
3. Keyword search: Use words and phrases from author names, titles, subjects, notes, and other fields to narrow results to material you need.
When searching for resources, consider using subject headings for more precise results. If a keyword search leads to a book that seems promising, click on the subject heading links in the record to see similar items. You can also select "Subject" in the Advanced Search box.
