Through the NCCC Library's Discovery Search, you can search across thousands of journals and magazines. But what if you want to just browse a particular journal?

Here's how you do it. 

Note: These steps only apply to Ebsco databases, like PsycArticles, Academic Search Premier, or Business Source Premier.

1. To start, select a database from the library's list of electronic resources. 

1. Ignore the search box. Instead, select the "Publications" tab in the upper-left. 

2. Search alphabetically by entering the first couple words of the journal you wish to locate. If it's available in this database, the journal name will appear in the results under your search. It will also tell you years of coverage, whether it's available in full text, and so forth. 

3. After clicking on the journal title, you advance to the last step which is deciding whether you want to browse issue by issue OR do a keyword search across multiple issues.