The easiest way to find the full text of an article is by adding LibKey Nomad to your web browser. LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that connects users to library-licensed and open-access articles, bringing you directly to the full text. Once LibKey Nomad is installed, a link to the PDF appears automatically if 1) USD has a subscription to it, or 2) the article is freely available online (Open Access). For example, when you search for an article on a publisher's website using a browser with LibKey Nomad, LibKey Nomad will provide a direct link if USD owns it or it's Open Access. More information on how to use LibKey Nomad, along with a short video, can be found on the LibKey LibGuide.
If you have a citation or partial citation for the article, you can also do one of the following:
1) Search for the article in One Search/Books & More.
2) Search for the article using Citation Linker.
3) If you have the article's DOI or PMID, you can search for the article in LibKey.io. (More information about LibKey.io, along with a short video, can be found on the LibKey LibGuide).
4) Look up the name of the journal in Journal Finder and locate the volume and issue where your article appears. In the example below, the journal title is The New England Journal of Medicine.
Nicholls, S. J., Pavo, I., Bhatt, D. L., Buse, J. B., et al. (2025). Cardiovascular Outcomes with Tirzepatide versus Dulaglutide in Type 2 Diabetes. The New England Journal of Medicine, 393(24), 2409–2420. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa2505928
Make sure we have the year that you need, and find the volume/issue of the journal where your article appears. In this example, the year is 2025, the volume is 393, and the issue is 24.
If the library does not have the volume/issue that you need, you can place an interlibrary loan request by filling out the form here. For help setting up your interlibrary loan account, click here.