Answered By: Danny Feinberg
Last Updated: Apr 13, 2026     Views: 872

There are two main ways to find a specific journal, periodical, or newspaper at the UNF Library.

Option 1: Publication Search

From the library homepage, click Resources in the navigation bar, then select Publication Search under the Find section. From there you can type the title of the publication directly, or browse alphabetically or by subject. Once you find your publication, select it to see the available access options. Pay close attention to the years of coverage listed for each option, as different databases may cover different date ranges.

Option 2: OneSearch

From the library homepage, use the OneSearch search box. Type the exact title of the publication in quotation marks (for example, "Teaching Children Mathematics") and press Search. On the results screen, click Advanced Search. In the field dropdown next to the search box, change it from Select a Field (optional) to SO Journal Title/Source, then click Search again. This will filter results to articles from that specific journal only. From there you can further narrow results by peer-reviewed status, date range, and more.

Off-Campus Access

If you are off campus, make sure to log in through My Library Account in the navigation bar before attempting to access full text.

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