To find articles on a subject in journals, magazines, or newspapers, you need to use a database in GALILEO@UGA.
Which database(s) should I use?
It depends on your topic and also on the type and amount of information you need.
Multi-Search:
- Use to search a large number of article databases at one time plus the online catalog for books
- Results may be limited to only full-text online
- Access directly from the library homepage
- Since Multi-Search includes a large number of resources, use the left-hand options to narrow down your results to a manageable number by choosing limiters such as scholarly journals, newspapers, magazines, or books; full-text online; articles from certain periodicals, etc.
Subject-specific databases:
- Use to find many more articles on your topic than you would find in a multidisciplinary database
- Articles may or may not be available in full text online
- Access via the 'Databases by Subject' drop-down menu on the GALILEO@UGA homepage or the 'Articles' tab on the Libraries homepage
- Choose a subject to see the database list; click on the 'more' button to learn about a specific database
- You may not find a database that is an exact match for your topic; look for a database that covers the major aspects of your research question