Use filters on the left to limit by specific source type, date range, and more.
Researching a contemporary group, famous team, or well-known event? (The Beatles, Monty Python, the Tiatanic disaster, etc...) Find information by seeking out websites that provide:
Many websites can be trusted to provide reliable information. However, before using any website, you should evaluate it to ensure that you trust it.
Some useful websites include:
These ARTICLE DATABASES will help you find journal, magazine and newspapers articles that are often not freely accessible on the internet.
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2. Select the type of item you are requesting. (If you found the item through Google Scholar, it is often a Journal Article):
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3. Use the information you find on the article's abstract or citation page to fill out the ILL request form:
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4. Finish filling out the ILL form and click the Submit Requests button at the bottom. When your item arrives, the library will contact you: