You Have A Citation...Now What?
While many of the Holy Cross research databases are full text (meaning you can download a PDF immediately), this is not always the case.
This page is designed to help you locate a resource when the database gives you a citation, but nothing else.
Tracking Down A Citation
If you already have the citation information for an article, don't use the databases -- you can track it down directly through our E-Journals Search!
All the information that you will need is in this citation. You can find some tips for using the eJournals portal here. Can't find the journal in E-Journals? Check the catalog or CrossSearch to see if we have a paper copy in the library:
Still can't find the article? Request it through Interlibrary Loan. You can fill out the form manually, or, if you've found the article cited in a database, the 
button usually includes an option to place a request: 
button usually includes an option to place a request: 