 Hi, my name is Alex, and in this tutorial I'm going to show you how to find and access individual newspapers on the University of Alabama Libraries website. In a previous tutorial, I showed you how to find historical newspaper databases. But what if you just want to see if the University of Alabama Libraries has access to a specific newspaper? Today we'll show you how to do that in a quick and easy way. So let's get started. For the purposes of this video, let's say I want to find out if I can access the San Francisco Chronicle. Instead of looking through our historical newspaper databases one by one, I'll start by looking at Scout or the Libraries catalog. Let's try Scout first. I'll put this in quotations and change the dropdown from keyword to title. Both of those should help us be as specific as possible. The first result, the electronic resource, is what we're really looking for. And here you see all the online access we have for this paper. It's available online from 1985 to the present in two different databases and it's available from 1869 to 1922 on ProQuest Historical Newspapers. That does mean that we don't have electronic access to this paper from 1923 through 1985. The other links are for microfilm versions of this paper, which would likely be your only option if we didn't provide electronic access. Now let's try the Libraries catalog. Here we'll change the dropdown from keyword to journal title. And our results will be pretty much the same. While you'll usually be able to use Scout or the catalog to see if we have access to a newspaper, one major exception are the papers included in newspapers.com. At this point, those newspapers are not findable via a Scout or catalog search. To get to newspapers.com, click on databases and use the search bar. You can either browse papers by location or search for papers by location. We also have an entire separate tutorial on newspapers.com if you'd like to learn more. And that's all for this tutorial. Hopefully you learned the basics of finding individual historical newspapers and if you have any questions just ask a librarian.