Q. If I have an article citation, how can I find that article in the databases?

If you already have the citation information for an article, you would locate it using the Journal Lookup tool.

By typing in the title of a journal (not an article), the Journal Lookup tool will show the library's holdings for that journal -- what years of coverage we have, whether we have access in print or via online databases or both.

Please note: do NOT type an article title. Rather, type the name of the journal in which the article appears (e.g., Harvard Business Review, New York Times, New England Journal of Medicine, etc.).

Here's an example from the Journal Lookup tool of our holdings for the Harvard Business Review.