Article Search Tips
Journal Locator - Search by journal title or citation for online and print journals.
Use Interlibrary Loan to request journal articles not owned by Smith. Articles are supplied as PDFs and usually arrive in just a few days.
Current News
- Access World News [NewsBank] (Coverage varies by title) This link opens in a new windowCovers many local and regional newspapers, including the Daily Hampshire Gazette 1994-current.
- Daily Hampshire Gazette [NewsBank] 1994+ This link opens in a new windowNorthampton's local newspaper. Note that Forbes Library (Northampton's public library) has older years (1890+) on microfilm.
Article Databases
Use the databases below to identify articles and essays on your topic.
- Use the buttons within the databases below to see if Smith has the article you need either in electronic or print format
- If you identify an article from another source, use the Journal Locator (see box on left)
- Discover This link opens in a new windowSearches across the Five College Library Catalog, and the libraries' general and specialized journal article databases and full text sources.
- Academic Search Ultimate [EBSCO] This link opens in a new windowMix of scholarly and popular articles in all disciplines.
- America: History & Life with Full Text [EBSCO] 1953+ This link opens in a new windowThe major article database for American history.
- PsycINFO [EBSCO] 1887+ This link opens in a new windowEsp. useful for early articles on the treatment of mental illness.
- Project Muse (Current issues) This link opens in a new window"Deep" searching of the full text of scholarly articles; coverage limited to the last 5-10 years. from other databases - and the Discovery Service - will lead you to Project Muse.
- JSTOR This link opens in a new window"Deep" searching of the full text of scholarly articles. Complete full-text backfiles for more than 1,000 scholarly journals in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Now includes current coverage for several hundred titles, with new additions every year. from other databases - and the Discovery Service - will lead you to JSTOR.
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