Q. How do I find free, full text journal articles on the internet?

Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)

The Directory of Open Access Journals provides browseable lists of journals in many academic disciplines. You may access this source directly, or through LHU libraries' OneSearch database.

CORE  

CORE offers access to over 131 million open access articles and research papers. This extensive database offers articles on a number of different academic subjects. 

OAISter (WorldCat)

OAISter is a combined catalog (in OCLC's WorldCat) of more than 25 million records representing digital resources from more than 1,100 institutions. Many full text-archive, depository and governmental publications, covering many different topics

GoogleScholar

Although this is not a full-text directory, GoogleScholar indexes scholarly publications, and can identify full-text respository holdings.  NOTE: If you are using GS in a campus location, Google Scholar recognizes that you are affiliated with LHU and adds notes to journals and other resources ("Full-Text @ LHU"). When you are off campus, Google Scholar does not provide this information.  For adding the "Full-Text @ LHU" feature to your home computer, go to, Google Scholar Preferences..