To log into the library research databases from off-campus, you will be required to use your Loyola or NDMU provided username (full email address: example@loyola.edu, studentexample@live.ndm.edu or facultyexample@ndm.edu) and password. Notre Dame students should use their Gatorpass (same as email password), NOT their Brightspace password.
If you need assistance logging in, please start a chat with a librarian.
If you're having an issue finding or accessing online materials or need research support, just ask us! LNDL librarians will assist you whether you're on site or online. The "Ask a Librarian" link below directs you a page with a variety of ways to reach us, and our 24/7 chat service can be accessed from any page of the library website.
Loyola Notre Dame librarians are happy to talk with you one on one, in person or virtually, to familiarize you with library services and resources and to give you specific assistance with your research. Request a consultation using the web form below. For immediate assistance, please use the 24/7 chat available from the library homepage.
Request Appointment with a Research Librarian
Schedule an in-person or virtual appointment to meet and discuss your research needs with a librarian.
Databases: The library subscribes to more than 200 online article, data, text and image databases, ranging from discipline-specific subjects, such as CINAHL (nursing) and PsycInfo (psychology) to multidisciplinary databases, such as WorldCat, Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, and ProQuest Research Library.
Journals: The libraries provide access to more than 300,000 journals, magazines, and newspapers in print and electronic formats, including large e-journal "families" such as JSTOR, Project MUSE, American Chemical Society, IEEE, and Institute of Physics.
After completing your search for articles in one of the library's databases, you'll see several options for accessing the full text. View this guide for help with accessing the full text of an article.