The ULS has nearly 80,000 periodical subscriptions, including massive print and electronic journal runs, historic runs of many titles on microfilm and microfiche, and a great collection of world newspapers.
These databases are excellent starting points for your research because they have something on every subject:
If you’re looking for articles on a topic, search an Article Database.
Databases are collections of articles that you can search by topic or subject. Most of our databases offer links to the full text of articles. If you know the name of the database you want to search, start at the Databases A-Z list. If you’re not sure which database to search, you can search databases in a particular Subject, or ask a librarian for guidance.
If you have a citation to an article, search PittCat:
PittCat will list all the journals we subscribe to either online or in paper. If the journal is online, the PittCat record will offer a link directly to the journal database. If the ULS doesn’t subscribe to the journal online, PittCat will list any paper volumes and issues we have of that journal.
If you are looking for a journal try searching the Journal Finder:
You can search by journal title to find out if we have a particular journal online. Remember that not all journals or issues of journals are available online.
If we don’t have the journal or article you need, request the article for free through Interlibrary Loan.
