Q. How do I find the full text for a specific article? (JEWL Search)

You can try searching JEWL Search with the article title to see if full text is available. 

Example: "A Better Walk: Training Dogs Not to Lunge, Growl and Pull on a Leash" from the magazine Veterinary Medicine.

1. Type a few words from the article title or the complete title in the JEWL search box.  
2. You can use quotation marks around your search words if you know the exact article title.  

This will often bring up the full article right away.  

If your search doesn't take you to the article, you'll need to determine if the Library has access to the journal, magazine, or newspaper you need. 

1. Click on the eJournals A-Z link from the Library Home Page
2. Type the journal, magazine, or newspaper title in using Title starts with. Click Search.
3. A list of publication titles appears. Click on the link that matches the publication you need. (There may be multiple matching titles and you will have to make a decision about which is yours.)
4. Choose the database to see if they offer full text of your article
5. You can choose the year, volume and/or issue using your citation.

Note:

1. If full text does not appear, it means the library does not have access to an online version of that journal, magazine, or newspaper.
2. If MTSU does not have immediate access to the publication, you may request your article from Interlibrary Loan.

If you need further assistance, please Ask Us!