Where's the full-text?

Where do I find the journals?
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If you find a journal article that is not available electronically, our print journal collections are located on the second floor of The University Libraries. Alternatively, if we do not own the journal article in print or in electronic format, you can obtain the article via Interlibrary Loan.

If you have a citation, search the Journals List by journal title.

You can also search journal title in the library catalog. Older citations may be available hard copy in the library, if not available electronically.

If the journal title is not found in one of the above, you may order a copy of the article via Interlibrary Loan. (How do I sign up for Interlibrary Loan?)

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Where can I find full titles for journal abbreviations?
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PubMed's Journal Database allows you to type in an abbreviation, and will give you a list of results from which to choose.
Why do some journals show coverage to "1 year ago"?
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It is a fairly common practice for scholarly journal publishers to place an "embargo" -- a restriction on access to the full-text of their journal covering a specific time period - on subscriptions to that journal that come through academic database publishers like EBSCOHost. Generally, such an embargo means that while the databases that index the journal will provide abstracts and citation information, the full-text of the article will not be available to Library users during the embargo period.

Embargos usually range from 6 months to 18 months, with 1 year being the most common duration. Note that even if a journal is embargoed, current articles may be obtained via Interlibrary Loan.