FAQ: How do I search for Harvard Business Review articles in the library?

The library provides access to the Harvard Business Review journal through the Business Source Ultimate - EBSCO This link opens in a new window database. You can also access it through the Publication Finder This link opens in a new window.

Business Source Ultimate

Follow these steps to find Harvard Business Review articles in the Business Source Ultimate database:

1. Select A-Z Database List on the library homepage under "Quick Links."
2. Choose "B" from the alphabet.
3. Find "Business Source Ultimate - EBSCO" on the list of databases available there.
4. Click on the "Advanced Search" link under the search box on the Business Source Ultimate home page.
   
5. In the first search box, enter "Harvard Business Review." From the "Select a Field" drop-down to the right of the search box, choose the "SO Publication Name" option. This will limit the search to just articles from journals with the term Harvard Business Review in the journal title.
   
6. Enter your search keywords in the second and third search boxes. If you know the name of a specific article title, you can enter that here.
7. You can use the filters in the Refine Results column on the left side of the search results page to narrow the results down by publication date or by subject term.

Publication Finder

The Publication Finder This link opens in a new windowThis link opens in a new window allows users to search for an individual journal by title. You can see if the library has access to a journal, the time range available for full text access, and which databases offer full text access. 

You can find the Publication Finder in the "Find Resources" menu in the blue menu bar across the top of the library home page. For detailed steps on how to locate a journal using the Periodical Finder, check out our FAQ: How can I use the Publication Finder for my research?