Once you have narrowed down your topic, and have identified keywords, you are ready to begin searching for relevant literature. You can begin your search either in Discovery Search or in the Library Databases.
Need Help Using a Database? If you need help using a database, or constructing a search, there may be a library tutorial to show you how. Or you can contact a librarian for assistance.
Library doesn't have access? If you find an article or book that you are interested in and the library does not have access to the content. You can request the resource through Interlibrary Loan.
While discovery search allows you to search in multiple places at once, sometimes it is useful to take a more targeted approach. Individual, subject specific, databases can help in narrowing your research results. You can see all th databases the library subscribes to under the A-Z Databases link.
