Google Scholar

Google Scholar is a powerful web search engine that indexes scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines. It allows you to search by keyword, author and article title. Google Scholar is useful for conducting simple searches across a broad number of resources. For complex or in-depth searches, we recommend  searching the Drexel University Libraries’ resources via DragonSearch or our individual databases. Our liaison librarians can also offer further assistance to help you get the best results.

You can also access resources licensed by the Libraries through Google Scholar. When Get It@Drexel appears in the search results, this indicates the Libraries offers full-text access to those articles.  Click Get It@Drexel to view the full text of the article.  

Recommended

Direct Drexel-specific link to Google Scholar that will show you if Drexel University Libraries provides access to resources: Google Scholar - Drexel-specific link.

Alternative

One-time manual setup of Library Links in Google Scholar that will show you if Drexel University Libraries provides access to resources.

• Go to Google Scholar.
• Look above the search box and click Settings from the top menu.
• Click on Library Links from the navigation bar along the side of the page.
• Enter Drexel in the text field next to Library Links then click on the Search button.
• Check the box in the front of Drexel University – Get It@Drexel, then click Save in the lower right corner.

Advanced Users

Direct proxied access to resources: Google Scholar - Proxied link.