Search within specific journals

When doing research, it can often be helpful to start your search within specific journals that are related to your topic or discipline.

Find a journal

• Visit the University of Idaho Library website
• Click Journals below the search box
• On the new page, type the journal name into the search box
  • Example: Public Understanding of Science
• Click go or hit enter on your keyboard
• On the new page, click the journal title that provides Online Access
• Under View It, click the link that provides the access you need (current/historic articles)
• Enter your Vandal NetID if prompted

Search within a journal

• Type your keywords into the search box
  • Example: vaccines AND opinions AND trust
    • Visit the Search Syntax tab to learn more about AND
• If prompted, select the option to search in This Journal only
• Click search or hit enter on your keyboard
• Browse the results
• Click an article you are interested in
• Read the article online or download the PDF

If we don’t have the full-text of an article you need, request it for free via Interlibrary Loan.