Journal Finder is a searchable database that allows you to determine whether the library provides electronic access to a specific journal, magazine, or newspaper title.
If the Library does not have a book or journal you need, we can get it for you! Click the link above and complete an Interlibrary Loan (ILL) request form OR talk to a librarian and we'll help you find what you need.
Call the library @ (252) 985-5350
Email the library @ reference@ncwu.edu
These resources are your first stop for health related articles.
These resources are your first stop for biology & life science articles.
Databases with full-text articles on a variety of disciplines. A good place to start for almost any subject.
A comprehensive scholarly, multi-disciplinary full-text database, with more than 8,500 full-text periodicals, including more than 7,300 peer-reviewed journals.
A Database with brief, summary information on a wide range of topics - a good place to start your research to learn more about your topic.
Databases with pro/con articles on current issues of the day.
Two other ways to access articles and online library resources:
1. Search across many of our databases at once with Summon. This is the same search as the long search box on the library homepage.
Summon provides a single unified search across journals, magazines, newspapers, eBooks, streaming video, images, and research guides. Note: it does not provide access to our physical collections; to find a print book or DVD, search the library catalog. For more about Summon and how to use it, click here.
2. Access individual databases by Title or Subject
Videos on searching ProQuest, EBSCO, & JSTOR databases:
Best bets for search success:
The Advanced Search in PubMed works differently than some of our other databases. The video below reviews how to utilized the advanced search options.