Journal articles are included by default in OneSearch results. But the library also offers a different way to browse journal issues and save titles that you might want to look at again in the future.
If you click the Journal Search link in the top menu of OneSearch, you'll be taken the BrowZine Library, where you can browse journals by subject or look for a particular journal you're interested in.
The BrowZine library contains almost all of the journals to which the University Library subscribes. Clicking on any of the subject categories on the left-hand side will show you all of the journals in that subject, and allow you to further narrow down to more specific subject areas.
To view the issues and articles in a particular journal, click the journal cover image. The volumes and issues that are available are listed in the left-hand side, and the articles published in the selected issues are displayed in the main window. Clicking any article title will take you to the full-text of the article in a database, or will give you an option to request it from another library. You can also export a citation for an article or share it by copying a link, sharing via social media, or emailing it.
If you create an account, you can save articles by clicking the folder icon. You can also add journals to your Bookshelf, and receive a notification when new issues and articles are published.