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
