If your topic is more popular or involves current events, you might try these research databases:
Scholarly research databases tend to focus on one subject or related subjects.
To find a subject-specific database for your topic, try the databases recommended in the subject guides (organized there by "Type" - go to Subject to see the list), or on the library's website (databases listed by subject).
Or use Academic Search Complete or JSTOR, two helpful interdisciplinary scholarly databases.
If you would like to expand your search beyond the library's research databases, or prefer to use a familiar interface, you might also try Google Scholar. (Remember, though, that not everything on Google Scholar is necessarily scholarly!)
For access to the full-text of an article (either in print or online), look for and click on the 
icon. This will open another window indicating where and how we may have access through Hekman Library.
Youtube Video - How to Get Full-Text