Where is the article?
- Look around for a PDF or HTML button, image, or link. (This may seem obvious, but some of our vendors make it difficult to locate the link to the full-text.)
- Click
to see if it is available in another database or in print in the library.
- Click
if you find that your article is only available in print in the library. Library staff can scan the article for you for free.
Already have a citation?
TIP: Paste the title of the citation into Google, for example, "Cybersecurity skills: Foundational theory and the cornerstone of advanced persistent threats (APTs) mitigation".
- Even though you are off-campus, if the library subscribes to journal and has the issue containing your article
- you can still get access to the article AFTER you have logged-in to our proxy server via UTDIRECT or one of our library databases.
Find a Journal
- To see if we have access to a particular journal title (print or electron) use the Journals link to see which database(s) provide online access and for which years.
If we don't have an article or book:
- InterLibrary Services - will obtain books, articles, and other material not owned by the University of Texas libraries. For Maymester, it will not work to ask for a whole book but it is fine to ask for a scan of a book chapter.
to see if it is available in another database or in print in the library.