Finding Magazines, Newspapers, & Journals

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Locating Periodicals & Newspapers
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International Periodicals
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Online Journal Finder: search by title; find databases that have full text.

Library Catalog:
Search by Periodical Title. Click Full Details. Look for:

• BAB as Location. This means Babson owns it; if you see OLIN, PMA, or REG, it's at a different college in the consortium. Use Interlibrary Loan to request the article.
• Check the Date of Latest Issue received.

No luck? Submit an Interlibrary Loan request.

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Database suggestions: Find Information On... or Research Guides.

Places to start: InfoTrac, ProQuest or EBSCOhost.

Having Trouble? Contact the Information Desk at (781)239-4596 and we'll help!

Locating Periodicals & Newspapers in the Library

There are 4 places a journal, magazine, or newspaper could be located.
All titles are for in library use only.

Current Periodicals
Near library's main entrance (to the left as you walk in): the most recent 4 issues.
Today's newspapers are hanging on racks near the windows.

On Reserve at Information Desk 1
A few of the most popular or frequently used titles are kept at the Information Desk.

Back Periodicals
At the back of the First Floor. Arranged in A-Z by journal title.
Newspapers: Hanging files along the wall by the Computer Center entrance. Generally kept for 4 months.

Storage
We have a storage area for many older, less frequently used titles. Place a request at the Information Desk and the item will be retreived for you within 24 hours.

What If I Don't Find What I'm Looking For?

If you can't find the magazine, journal or newspaper on the shelf, ask at the Information Desk. If the title is not available at Babson, you can submit an article request through Interlibrary Loan.