Archer Library: Jesuitica at Campion Library: Journal Articles

Jesuit journals and magazines

Campion Library subscribes to a number of Jesuit magazines and academic journals (some in print, some online) that may be helpful as you carry out your research.

Scholarly journals

Magazines

Interlibrary loans

If you are unable to find a book or article through the library's catalogue or databases, you can make an interlibrary loan (ILL) request to obtain this material from another library.

To place an interlibrary loan request:

Go to the ILL Request screen.
Log in using your barcode and last name.
Under Add request select the type of material you are requesting.
Complete the form with as much information as you can.

If you have any questions about this process, just ask for help at Campion Library, or you can check out the library's FAQ page on ILL. Please note that ILL can take days, or even weeks to complete (since the material is coming from another library), so it's a good idea to plan ahead and start your research early.

Searching for journal articles in Quick Find

Quick Find is a search tool that will help you locate research materials in all four campus libraries. You can use this tool to search for peer-reviewed journal articles (although you can search for many other types of materials as well, by changing the Resource Type filters). You can access Quick Find from the Library home page.

To search for journal articles in Quick Find:

Log into Quick Find (top right corner of the screen) using your Novell username and password.
Enter your search terms (for searching tips, see Archer Library's Quick Find LibGuide).
Under Refine your search, select Peer-reviewed journals.
Under Resource Type in the left column, select Articles.
If you prefer to only consider items to which the library has full-text access, select Full text online under Refine your search.

When you find an item you would like to view, select Full text available, then select the database link (or one of the database links; sometimes an article is available in more than one database). Once you are brought to the article's item record, locate the link to the PDF file to view it.

Please note that if you are working off campus, most of the library's online resources require that you log in with your Novell username and password in order to access them.

For detailed information and video tutorials on searching using Quick Find, please see Archer Library's Quick Find LibGuide.

Other e-resources

You may also find it helpful to search other databases for journal articles. Please note that if you are working off campus, most of these resources require you to log in with your uregina username and password.

Please note: Some of these resources include citations only; that means that you will need to track down the actual article elsewhere. If you need help with this step (or at any point along the way) please feel free to contact the Librarian for assistance.

Library Databases:

America History and Life
Covers the world's scholarly literature on the history and culture of the United States and Canada from prehistory to the present. Comprises circa 400,000 bibliographic entries. Subjects indexed include: history,interdisciplinary studies, popular culture, womens'/gender studies, folklore, and law.
ATLA Religion Database
This full text database is a collection of major religion and theology journals selected by some of the major religion scholars in the United States. Journals representing all major religious faiths, major denominations, and language groups are included. Information dates as far back as 1949, and coverage continues through the present.
Historical Abstracts
Covers the world's scholarly literature on the history of the world (except the United States and Canada) from 1450 to the present. Indexes more than 2,000 journals. Subject coverage includes: history, interdisciplinary studies, popular culture, womens'/gender studies, folklore, and law.
JSTOR
Full text of backfiles of more than 1100 journals in the humanities, social sciences, sciences and education. Coverage is from volume 1 on, excluding latest 3-5 years.
More than 3 million of the images from Artstor are now available alongside JSTOR’s scholarly content.

Websites:

Jesuit Historiography Online is a freely available online resource providing historiographical essays grouped by both geographical area and themes.
Jesuit Online Bibliography is a free, collaborative, multilingual, and fully searchable database of bibliographic records for scholarship in Jesuit Studies produced in the 21st century.