The Find at Walden link or button checks all of the Library databases for the full text of an article.
Some databases include citations for articles without full text, although we may have the full text available in a different database. The button is labeled as Find@Walden and might be blue with white letters, or just blue text:
When you click the Find at Walden button, you may be taken directly to the article. If you are not taken to the article, you may see either:
Option 1: A page that lists the databases that have the article
This happens when we have the journal subscription in more than one database. Click on the database that you want to try. Pay attention to the years!
Option 2: A page that indicates that no full text is available
This means we do not have a subscription to the journal. See options to get the full text in More Information.
More Information:
- How do I get the full text of an article?
- Guide: use your local libraries!
- Learn more about our Document Delivery Service (DDS)
- How do I find an article in the Library if I have the reference citation?
Do you have other questions about full text? Ask a Librarian!