Answered By: Amanda Pruka Last Updated: Oct 28, 2025 Views: 121
Catalogs and databases, such as WorldCat and OneSearch, have different levels of indexing. This affects what part of an article you can search by. For example, some index the title of news articles while others only index the titles of news publications.
OneSearch vs WorldCat: Searching by Title and Type
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Book by title |
Yes. However, print books are limited to MnPALS libraries. |
Yes, most comprehensive |
See: Find Books |
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Book chapter by chapter title |
Yes |
Yes |
See: Scans of chapters |
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Dissertations |
Yes |
Yes |
See Dissertations |
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Peer-reviewed article by article title |
Yes |
Yes |
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Magazine article by article title |
Yes |
Yes |
Try news databases such as Proquest or Browzine Looking for historical magazines? See Archives and Primary Source databases. |
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News by article title |
Yes, but not in the default search. Select Newspaper Search from the bottom of the page or under Resource Type |
No |
See guide News and Newspapers |
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Trade journal article by title of article |
Yes |
Yes |
Links & Files
- Where do I find articles? Opens in new window
- What is Resource Sharing (also known as Interlibrary loan)? Opens in new window
- How do I find articles that might not be in Krueger databases? Opens in new window
- OneSearch News Articles Opens in new window
- What are the different search profiles in OneSearch? Opens in new window
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