The best way to locate articles is through the library databases. Go to the NOVA Libraries homepage and select the Articles tab. Look under 'Recommended Databases for Most Topics' to find databases that are often a great place to start your research. Within the tabs below, note there are suggested subject databases to use to research your team's overarching question. Log in with your MyNOVA username and password when prompted.
Click here to access additional business and marketing databases.
Click here to access additional computer science databases.
Click here to access additional environmental science databases.
Click here to access additional health sciences databases.
Click here to access additional health sciences databases.
Click here to access additional political science databases.
Click here to access additional education databases.
Click here to access additional philosophy databases.
Click here to access additional psychology databases.
Articles are published in periodicals, which is any type of publication published at a regular interval (weekly, monthly, quarterly). Periodical types include magazines, newspapers, trade publications, and scholarly journals which:
Magazines, journals and newspapers typically do NOT provide a summary or overview of a topic.
More information on finding scholarly, peer-reviewed articles.
This video by Yavapai College Library in Prescott, Arizona demonstrates the different types of information found in Google versus library databases.
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