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Journal Finder

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Search for journals by entering the journal title in the search box or browse by journal category.

Popular Magazine & Newspaper Subscriptions

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Does your department subscribe to the Chronicle of Higher Education or other popular titles via individual subscriptions? The library offers access to several user-friendly online subscriptions that can replace subscriptions currently purchased by various departments across campus! Take a look at the titles below to see if this access would allow you to discontinue individual… Read more »

Digital Repository

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Northeastern University Library’s Digital Repository Service (DRS) is a digital archive for storing and sharing scholarly, administrative, and archival materials on behalf of the Northeastern University community. Why the Digital Repository Service (DRS)? Preservation: Secure storage of your scholarship, research, or records Easy access: Post your work easily. Quickly find, use, and cite others’ work… Read more »

Theses & Dissertations

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How Do I Find a Thesis or Dissertation? Northeastern master’s theses and doctoral dissertations: Northeastern theses and dissertations published in 2008 or later are available online through the library’s Digital Repository Service (DRS). In addition to finding them in Scholar OneSearch, you can also search the DRS directly which allows you to easily filter your… Read more »

Borrowing from Northeastern Library

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Where Can I Get Items? Northeastern University Library has an extensive electronic collection available throughout the global campus network. Library materials can also be checked out at the Circulation Desk in Oakland; the Help & Information Desk in Boston or requested from other partner libraries through Interlibrary Loan. For detailed information about borrowing rules at… Read more »

Course Reserves

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Welcome to Course Reserves Course reserves are library materials that faculty request to be set aside for use in certain courses during a particular semester. Course reserves may consist of electronic (online) materials, print (hard copy) materials, or a combination of the two. Print materials on reserve are accessible to students studying in Boston (Snell… Read more »