What if the library doesn't have the journal or magazine I need?
While the University of Texas Libraries subscribe to thousands of periodicals in print and electronic format, you may search the library catalog and find that the library doesn't own a particular periodical that you need. The Inter-Library Service can obtain a copy of an article from another library, usually within one week of your request, at no charge to you.
What if Library Catalog says the periodical has an Internet location?
The University of Texas Libraries subscribe to many indexes that contain the full text of certain periodicals. If a periodical is in full text in one of our indexes, the UTNetCAT record will list an Internet location. To find a particular article in that periodical, click on the link provided to enter the index. Search for the title of the article, not the title of the periodical. If your search does not find the article, the index may not contain issues from the date when the article was published. In this case, you will probably need to locate the print version of the periodical in the library.
Is it possible to see which journals are available online?
Full-Text Journals and Newspapers provides a list of periodicals that are available online. Your search may retrieve more than one location where the periodical is available. Each location may offer a different date range; if you don't find the article you are looking for in one location, try another.
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