Magazine Indexes

These databases will assist you in locating articles published in popular magazines on just about any topic:

1. Academic Search Complete   FT  TU  [Description]
2. American Periodicals Series Online   FT  TU  [Description]
3. ArticleFirst   TU  [Description]
4. British Periodicals   FT  TU  [Description]
5. Business & Company Resource Center   FT  TU  [Description]
6. C19: The Nineteenth Century Index   TU  [Description]
7. EBSCOhost   FT  TU  *  [Description]
8. Electronic Collections Online   TU  [Description]
9. eLibrary   FT  TCCL  [Description]
10. FindArticles   FT  [Description]
11. FirstSearch   FT  TU  *  [Description]
12. Gerritsen Collection – Women’s History Online 1543-1945   FT  TU  [Description]
13. Health Source: Consumer Edition   FT  TU  *  [Description]
14. LexisNexis Academic   FT  TU  [Description]
15. Library of Latin Texts   FT  TU  [Description]
16. Literature Resource Center   FT  TU  [Description]
17. MasterFILE Premier   FT  TU  *  [Description]
18. Military & Government Collection   FT  TU  *  [Description]
19. Oklahoma Periodicals Index   [Description]
20. PsycEXTRA   FT  TU  [Description]
21. Reader's Guide Retrospective   TU  [Description]
22. Regional Business News   FT  TU  *  [Description]
23. Research Online Collection (Conference Board Reports)   FT  TU  [Description]
24. Searchasaurus   FT  TU  *  [Description]
25. SIRS Discoverer Deluxe   FT  TU  *  [Description]
26. SPORTDiscus with Full Text   TU  [Description]

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FT = Contains at least some full text articles, data or other information.
TU = Available only to current students, faculty and staff of The University of Tulsa.
* = Access to this database is a project of the Oklahoma Library Technology Network and is funded with state and federal funds through the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. Federal funds are provided by the Institute of Museum and Library services.
TCCL = This resource is provided by the Tulsa City-County Library. In order to access it you must have a valid public library card. Your TU login will not work. If you do not have a library card you may apply online for one by clicking here.
E = This is an EndNote-compatible database. Click on the E to open a window with brief instructions for downloading from this database into EndNote.