UW Libraries offers access to journals both in print and online. To see how a journal can be accessed, it is easiest if you know the journal title.
1. Start by locating the UW Libraries Search tool on the Campus Library home page. Type the journal's full title, surrounded by quotes into the search bar. Then click Search.
Refind results to Journals by the Journals link under Resource Type.
2. Once you locate the correct journal in the result list, you can identify if the journal is available online, in print at UW Libraries, or if the journal is at a Summit (non-UW) library.
Tip: Similar to the image above, it is possible that you'll find multiple results for the same journal. Each location (online, print, and Summit library copies) can be listed as a separate result.
3. To access or locate a journal, click on Title of the journal.
On the resulting page, scroll down to the View It or Get It section to see how you can access that journal.
Tip: You will be prompted to login with your UW NetID and password to view these options.
The Get It section of the record - provides either (a.) location information for the print journal at UW Libraries, or (b.) an option to request the journal from a Summit (non-UW) library.
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UW Libraries Search: Journals - from the UW Libraries Search FAQ
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