This tutorial teaches how to locate journal, magazine, and newspaper articles using the Research Hub on Trine University's library website. It provides instructions on searching by topic or within a specific publication, as well as searching for an article using a citation. The tutorial also explains how to access full text articles, request items if full text is unavailable, and get help with citing sources.

1. Tutorial
Locating Articles Using the
Research Hub
http://www.trine.edu/academics/library/index.aspx

2. In this tutorial, you will learn how to find
a journal, magazine, or newspaper
article:
 By topic
 By topic within a specific publication
 Using a citation

3. Access the Research Hub by clicking on
Academics then Library from the Trine
University’s home page.
Tip: Bookmark the URL for the LIS homepage
http://www.trine.edu/academics/library/index.aspx

4. Limit the Research Hub search box to Articles.
Enter your search terms and click Go.

5. To access a particular article:
Click View Online
Please report broken links to librarians@trine.edu.

6. Read the article online OR
Print, email, or save it.
Don’t forget to Cite the source!
Tip: Use the Help feature to learn more …
Sign in required for some features
Print
Email
Save to Folder
Cite
Export
Permalink
Share

7. When citing…
Follow the format prescribed by your instructor. If you are
unsure, ASK your professor!
Always check the citation for accuracy and completeness!
Consult a Writing Center tutor OR http://libguides.trine.edu/cite for
assistance with citing sources in a particular style.

8. To search within a specific publication, select
Journal Locator from the Library Links
dropdown in the WorldCat Discovery interface.

9. Click Search for: Articles then Enter the
citation in the fields as illustrated.
Article needed…

10. If available in full text, the article will open.

11. Some results will not provide immediate
access to an article.
Alexander, F.K, T Harnisch, D Hurley, and R Moran. "Maintenance of Effort: an Evolving
Federal-State Policy Approach to Ensuring College Affordability." Journal of Education
Finance. 36.1 (2010): 76-87.

12. Click Request Item

13. Complete the top half of Request form: Enter
First and Last Name, Email, and Phone.
Indicate status Student or Faculty/Staff
then Send.
You should receive the requested item within 1-3 days. Contact
ill@trine.edu if not received within 1 week.

14. Contact Us!
Email: librarians@trine.edu
Text: 260.271-4319
Consult the Staff Directory to find your librarian
liaison
http://www.trine.edu/academics/library/index.aspx