Q: What is OneSearch?
A: OneSearch, located on the Library homepage, is the Library's discovery tool. It searches the Library's collection of print books, ebooks, and a selection of articles from several databases.
Q: How do I use OneSearch to find articles?
A: Type keywords, subjects, topics, authors, titles, etc. into the OneSearch search bar on the Library homepage and click the magnifying glass to initiate a search. Once you are at the results screen, use the search bar's dropdown menu to select the option "Articles Only," then press the magnifying glass again to narrow down your results to articles only.
Once you are looking at a results list, use the limiters on the left-hand side (under "Refine your results") to specify what type of article you want.
For scholarly journal articles, click on "Scholarly Journals" under "Show Only":
Tutorials and guides for using these databases can be found on the More Ways to Search page of this guide.
More information on scholarly sources can be found on the More About Scholarly Sources page of this guide.
Once you are looking at a results list, use the limiters on the left-hand side (under "Refine your results") to specify what type of article you want.
For newspaper articles, click on "Newspapers search" (in blue) under "Resource Type":
Tutorials and guides for using these databases can be found on the More Ways to Search page of this guide.
Once you are looking at a results list, use the limiters on the left-hand side (under "Refine your results") to specify what type of article you want.
For magazine articles, click on "Magazine Articles" under "Resource Type":
Tutorials and guides for using these databases can be found on the More Ways to Search page of this guide.
