After you locate an article in a database there are several ways in which you can get the full text of the article. Often times there's an HTML or PDF link on the results page or an article's detail page that will connect you to the full text of the article as seen in the images below.

Screenshot of database results page that shows the PDF and HTML link under the article abstract.

When there isn't an HTML or PDF link to the full text of the article, you can still get the article you need by clicking the orange UC-eLinks button. The UC-eLinks button may be located in different places depending upon the database, however, it can usually be found on the search results page or on the article detail page.

Screenshot of the UC-elinks button located on the search results page.

Google Scholar also has a UC-eLinks button that will help you get articles in full text. To use the UC-eLinks button in Google Scholar while working off-campus, you need to have your computer set up for working off-campus by downloading the VPN.

Screenshot of Google Scholar with UC-elinks link located within the right sidebar