DATABASES
Articles are best found using the library's databases; there are many databases to choose from. It will help in your selection to locate the subject guide for your program area or topic of interest. The best databases in which to search for that topic area will be listed on a guide.
Each database will give you various options for searching: keyword, title, journal title, author, etc. with options to limit your results by date, scholarly/peer review, document type, and more. Though they may look different, databases usually have the same functions built-in, including glossaries, indexes, or thesauri to help you refine your search terms.
If you don’t find a useful database using the subject guides, search the Databases A-Z list. This is a master list of electronic resources that includes databases, e-book collections, publishers’ sites, and more.
NOVANET
You can also search Novanet to find articles. Type in your keywords and use the filters located on the left to limit your search to articles (see: Resource Type).
NOTE: For the best search results, sign in with your Novanet username and password (upper right of screen).
Username: 14-digit barcode located on your myCBUcard
Password: last four digits of phone number
Need more assistance? Contact staff at the Research Assistance Desk or the Circulation Desk. 
Updated: November 2019
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