Krueger Library OneSearch
Search across subscription databases and the library catalog (print books, magazines, etc). For more details, see the OneSearch Overview.
Course Reserves: Print and E-Reserves
Search for reserve items set aside by your instructors for specific courses.
- e-ReservesSearch e-Reserves.
- Print Course ReservesSearch for print course reserves by your course or instructor's name.
World Searches: Books, Dissertations, and Films
- WorldCat Discovery This link opens in a new window
Search thousands of libraries around the world for print and electronic items. Find links to request items from Krueger holdings and request items via Resource Sharing.
- WorldCat FirstSearch This link opens in a new windowCombined catalog of over 72,000 libraries, including the Library of Congress. WSU access. Use WorldCat FirstSearch to search for items and submit Resource Sharing requests.
Find Journals, Newspapers, and Magazines by Title
- Periodical SearchSearch for journals, newspapers, and magazines by title, for example, Nature or JAMA. The Periodical Finder searches both print and electronic holdings.
Search with Citation Information and Unique Identifiers
- Citation Linker (Find It!)Search for articles by parts of the citation. For articles not in our databases, select Resource Sharing for a pre-filled request form.
- LibKey.io This link opens in a new windowUse LibKey.io to easily search by DOI or PMID to find the article in BrowZine or OneSearch to request through Resource Sharing. Visit the How Do I Use LibKey and BrowZine guide to learn more.
Tip: ISBN, ISSN, DOI, and PMID are unique identifiers for articles and books. These are the only identifiers needed to search with the Citation Linker. Adding other information decreases the likelihood your search will return a result.
- ISBN (International Standard Book Number)
- ISSN (International Standard Serial Number)
- DOI (Digital Object Identifier). DOI are assigned primarily to articles found online. They begin with 10.-----
- PMID (PubMed unique identifier). PMID identifier is specific to PubMed, however, OneSearch and Find IT! can search by PMID.
