Can you take out/look at science journals from university libraries?
Asked by music is lifeI'm taking this class called Research in Science, and you basically learn how to research science, go to competitions, etc. Anyway, I have to do a summer assignment, and I have to find an actual science journal and research a specific scientific topic. It recommended on the sheet to go to a university library to find this journal. Are you allowed to go to a university library and take one out if you aren't a student? I don't think you can take one out, but can you go there and look at one? I live in New York, so would like, Barnard, Columbia, NYU, or any college in the city allow people who aren't students to use their libraries? I really don't think you can take them out, because that just wouldn't make sense, but are you allowed to go there and use the books? I have absoluetly no idea. Please help me!
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Answered by Barbara M
If the college has the journal, it may have them online! Check with your college to see if they are online: JSTR( Jay-Store). My college is small and it has all subscribed journals online to do research, otherwise if they have them, you can read them at the college library.
If the college has the journal, it may have them online! Check with your college to see if they are online: JSTR( Jay-Store). My college is small and it has all subscribed journals online to do research, otherwise if they have them, you can read them at the college library.
