Newspaper articles can provide a local or global viewpoint on topic.
If you know the specific newspaper you would like to find, use the Publication Finder to go directly to the newspaper within the library.
Examples include:
Wall Street Journal, New York Times, or even a local newspaper like the Post-Bulletin out of Rochester, MN.
Search for full-text access to a specific title (journal, magazine, newspaper, ebooks, etc.), the date range it covers, and what database it is in. (You cannot search for articles in this database.)
Magazines are written for a wide audience and cover topics like current events, popular culture, news analysis, and interviews.
Trade journals are published for members of a particular profession or trade group. They are a great source for industry trends, new products, best practices, and organizational policy. To learn more about identifying different types of sources, visit our Evaluating Sources page.
If you know the specific magazine or trade journal you would like to search, use the Publication Finder to go directly to the magazine within the library.
Examples of magazines include:
Forbes, People, The Economist, Newsweek
Examples of trade journals include:
American Nurse, PC World, Teaching Young Children, Harvard Business Review, Psychology Today
Search for full-text access to a specific title (journal, magazine, newspaper, ebooks, etc.), the date range it covers, and what database it is in. (You cannot search for articles in this database.)
