Finding Sources using OneSearch - ESL 151 - READING AND COMPOSITION V - Dragun

What is OneSearch?

OneSearch

Locate books, articles and more in the Glendale College Libraries.
How to use OneSearch ↗

Suggested Databases for Academic Sources

ProQuest

Peer-reviewed/academic articles in addition to newspaper, magazine, and trade journals from all subject areas.
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JSTOR

Includes full-text articles from academic journals, open research reports, Artstor images, and primary sources, supporting research and teaching across the humanities and social sciences.

Starting Fall 2023: Access has been expanded through the JSTOR Archival Journals and Primary Sources Collection; all Artstor content has been migrated to the JSTOR platform.
See descriptions of all included JSTOR collections here.
See information about the new Artstor experience on JSTOR here.

Topics covered include archaeology, art, architecture, classics, economics, film studies, folklore, history, literary criticism, music and religion.
Academic Search Complete

Multidisciplinary resource. Includes peer-reviewed (refereed) journals, magazines and newspapers.
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Searching for Articles with OneSearch

From the Library homepage, click OneSearch to open it.

When you type your topic into the search box, new choices will appear. If you have thousands of sources, use the filters on the left side to find more current and relevant sources!

You can narrow the list of results on the left side of the screen, where it says "Refine my results." Then try filtering:

By Peer-Reviewed Sources. Select the Peer-reviewed filter under "Limit To".

By Date - View only sources published in the past 10 years by entering 2011 in the "From" field