Search for your journal title (NOT article title) below, in Ulrich's.
If you see a little referee shirt icon - - or the journal's record indicates it is refereed, it's likely (but not guaranteed) your article has been peer reviewed.
Most articles published in peer reviewed journals are peer reviewed, with a few exceptions. Book reviews, editorials, and letters to the editor are not peer reviewed.
If you are unsure about whether something you've found is peer reviewed, ask your librarian or professor!
To find scholarly, news or magazine articles you can start by using the following multi-disciplinary databases (meaning they cover a range of subject areas), or you can search in the subject-specific databases listed on this page.