Search the E-Journals Database to see what periodicals are available online through the University of Chicago Library.
The E-Journals database does not search for articles. Rather, it looks through our various online resources to see what issues of a specific journal, newspaper, or magazine are available online. Then the E-Journals database will connect you to the specific resources that contain the full-text.
The E-Journals database only includes the Library's online subscription. For publications available in print or microfilm, online, you must search the Library Catalog.
You can access the E-Journals database by selecting the "Ejournals" tab listed within the box labeled "Search" on the Library's home page.
The default search option for e-journals is by title keyword.
Enter the title of the publication you are looking for (not the title of the article).
Once you enter your search, the E-Journals database will list all of the different Library resources that contain issues of this publication in full-text.
Select the best source for your needs. Be aware that some databases do not provide pdf full-text (which usually contains all images and tables). The Library often recommends using the full-text option from the publisher, or a stable pdf resource such as JSTOR.
The E-Journals database also provides an option to browse journals by subject. Just click on the Subject Browse tab and select your subject and subfield.
The E-Journals database will then display all of the publications that fit that subject classification.
The Advanced Search in the E-Journals database lets you search by both title and subject.