Peer reviewed articles (also sometimes called refereed articles or scholarly articles) require that experts in the field must first examine the article before it is accepted for publication. This ensures that the research is sound and of high quality.
Tips for finding scholarly journals and articles:
1. After searching OneSearch select Peer-reviewed Articles under the Availabilty filter (on the left)
2. Ask a librarian at the Reference Desk or at askref@hollins.edu.
Find full text articles in LOTS of science disciplines, (e.g.agriculture, aquatic science, atmospherics, biology, geology, earth science, environmental science/studies, and more.)
More than 24 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Citations may include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites.
SEARCH TIPS:
Keywords: don't forget to try broader/narrower terms, synonyms, and related terms
Click on each title to get the full information (catalog record)
Use Subject links at the bottom of the catalog record to find similar items
Try a Boolean Operator: AND, NOT, OR
How about a wildcard? Natur* will give you: Nature, Natural, Naturalist
