Library GuidesLibrary GuidesYou've done your search, now it's time to review the results. See below for the types of resources you may find in your results screen.
A Research Starter is a citable, authoritative encyclopedia article
If your search term is a journal title, you will see a search box allowing you to search within that journal. In this case, you would be searching the journal titled Sustainability.
About halfway down the results page, you may see a box like the one shown here. Links to recommended Research Guides will take you to LibGuides created by our Librarians to help you find specific resources. It also suggests additional databases or resources which could enhance your search.
Icons before each result indicate the type of resource it is. Here are some examples:
These labels indicate that the result is an article.
Usually this a book review.
A new feature of ScholarSearch is the ability to place a hold on a physical book in our collection.
When a book is available in the stacks, you will see a "Place request" button above the call # and title
Click on the Place Request Button. You will see this screen
Submit the request and you will receive an email with 24 hours when the book is ready to be picked up
If a book is already checked out, you will be placed in a hold queue for when the book becomes available
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