You can search for articles using the Salisbury University Resource Finder (SURF) either here or on the library's main webpage.
It is best to start with SURF or one of the broad multi-subject databases such as Academic Search Ultimate or JSTOR.
While most of our databases are indexed in SURF not all are. Additionally, sometimes searching in specific databases will narrow the scope of your searches (if you're searching "Name and Likeness" deals for collegiate athletes you may get a lot of irrelevant results by searching all the databases, however, by only searching in SportsDiscus your results will probably be more what you are looking to find). To look at specific databases use the link for the A-Z Database List below.
Not every option will be found in SURF. Some databases, such as Statista, are not indexed and there are also times when a database search may make more sense for your research needs. If you want to find more focused results within a certain discipline of study, searching individual databases can be really useful.
From the Database A-Z List you can search databases by subject, vendor, or title/keyword.
By searching by subject you can find databases in a variety of subject specific disciplines and majors.
When looking at records within database you will see a few ways by which you can access the article immediately:
When those options are not available, you may see a find it button.
The find it button will check other SU databases for the article or take you to an option to request the article via Interlibrary Loan (ILL). ILL requests are pretty fast, so I wouldn't recommend skipping this option if the article looks relevant to your needs!