Do you have a specific journal you want to read? You have two options for browsing our journal collection. Everything we license, whether directly with a publisher, or indirectly when the journal is bundled in a database will be listed in either of these two options.
Option 1: Browzine. Browzine is available both as a web platform and as a mobile app. You can find Browzine from our Databases AtoZ tab.
Option 2: Ebsco Full Text Finder ejournals database. This resource is available from the main library home page at lib.dmu.edu/home.
Tip: Unless the journal is formally known by its acronym, you may not be able to search for a journal by its acronym, ie JFAS. You may need to spell it out.
The easiest way to connect to our ejournal holdings is usually from within a journal citation database like PubMed, Scopus, or any of the Ebsco or Proquest databases. If you are searching for journal articles on a topic within one of these resources, look for a DMU purple icon or or text that reads "Find it @ DMU Library."
Example 1 (Scopus):
Example 2: (Cinahl on Ebsco)
Example 3: PubMed
The library's journal collections are mostly digital. However, some older volumes may only be available in print. Old print journals are located alphabetically by title in the library. These titles can be found in the catalog and will not show up in our ejournals database. If you need something earlier than 2000, check the library catalog.
Are you a distance education student or are you out on rotations? The library will scan a copy of the journal article for you and send the pdf to your DMU email address. Need to make a request? Submit an interlibrary loan request through our ILLiad system.
