This link opens in a new windowWhere should you look for articles?
If you're unsure where to start, ask your professor for help choosing databases appropriate for your topic, or try these options:
Law reviews are scholarly journals published by law schools and usually edited by law school students, with guidance from law school faculty. Some have a subject focus, such as international law.
If an article's full text is not available in a database, click 
to see if it is available in other databases or in the libraries' print or microform collections. Or, use Journal Search for a journal, magazine or newspaper title to learn whether and where you may find its full text articles. See also the "How to Use Find It and the Journals Search" guide.
From search results, see available filters or limits on the left. Select as needed by clicking boxes to the left, e.g., date. To limit results to scholarly journal articles, select Articles under Resource Type as well as Peer-reviewed Journals under Show Only. When done selecting filters, click the green Apply Filters button at the bottom.
