Peer-reviewed articles (sometimes called scholarly articles) are found in peer-reviewed journals. We have both print and online journals. The online journals are in our databases. Use the links below to learn more about what is meant by "peer-reviewed."
To find peer-reviewed articles through the TCC library:
You can search the Discovery Catalog to find peer-reviewed articles from thelibrary's homepage. Discovery searches a lot of our databases all at once. After doing a search, you can limit to "Peer Reviewed" on the left hand side. Learn more about searching the catalog here.
Select an article database such as Academic Search Premier, which allows you to restrict the results to include ONLY peer-reviewed or scholarly articles.
To restrict your results to only peer-reviewed or scholarly articles, sometimes databases have a checkbox "Scholarly (Peer-reviewed) journals" in the filter options like the Discovery catalog.
Keep in mind that if you have not picked your topic yet, you might want to brainstorm in a reference database first before searching Discovery.
You will be prompted to log into MyTCC before accessing the library databases, if you are not already signed in.
