This search displays, by title, the library's holdings for over 94,000 periodicals, including scholarly journals, popular magazines, and newspapers (such as Science, Time, and The Wall Street Journal).
Try to come up with a good variety of keywords for the information you are looking for.
Remember to use Boolean Operators (AND, OR, NOT) to focus your results.
If there is a person who is important to your topic, try doing a subject search for them. Remember to enter their name: Last name, First name (e.g. King, Martin Luther)
If your topic is associated with a major event, do a subject search for that event.
How do you do a subject search?
Go to the OneSearch and type in the subject you are looking for (e.g. Harlem Renaissnance), then hit return.
On the results screen, go next to the search bar and click on the advanced search link
On the Advanced Search screen you want to go to the drop down menu next to where it says Any field and select subject.
Under Material Type (to the right of the top search bar) from the drop down menu select Books/eBooks.
When you've selected all of these, click on the Search link.
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