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If you already have a citation to an article, here's how you can get a copy:

Enter the Journal Title (not the article title) here:

If you are presented with a list of titles, click on the Limit/Sort button then limit by Journal/Serial as the Material Type.

If UT doesn't have a current online subscription or print copies for the article you need, we will get a copy for you!  Just use our ILLiad service to let us know which article you need, and we'll find a library that can scan a copy and it'll be delivered to you electronically (typically within 10 days).  This is a FREE service for UT students, staff, and faculty.

If you are still in a database or search engine, you may see a link that says "Find it with OLinks" or .  Clicking on the link will bring up a screen that can identify if the article is available electronically or in print at the UT Libraries. OLinks will provide you with either a direct link to the full text of the article, highlighted in blue, or a link to the University of Toledo catalog (look for the link that reads either "View detailed holdings..." or "Search by title...")

Enter a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) below to see if we have access to electronic full-text of your article.

Enter a PubMed ID Number (PMID) below to see if we have access to electronic full-text, a print copy, or to link to our ILLiad Interlibrary Loan form.

If you don't already have a specific citation or reference to an article, see the 'Finding Articles on a Topic' tab to find out about how to search our databases or other resources.

If your citation is missing parts that you need to find the article, please contact a librarian for help.  We can help you complete your citation so that you can find the article or complete an ILLiad request.