DSGN 101 - Color Theory

Periodicals are publications that are released at regular intervals (i.e., they are published "periodically"). Journals and magazines are two of the main types of periodicals.

When analyzing magazines and journals, it is important to consider the following:

• Publisher: Who owns and produces the journal/magazine?

• Authors: Who writes the articles within the journal/magazine and what are their qualifications?

• Target Audience: Who reads this journal/magazine?

• Style: How does the journal/magazine utilize pictures and graphic design?

• Articles: How long are the articles and are there citations?

• Writing: What type of language and voice do the authors use?

• Advertising: Are there any ads, and what is there content?

Many of the library's periodicals (magazines and journals) are available both online and in print. If you're looking for a specific periodical, you can search for them by title here. You can also browse the alphabetical lists below.

Current and historic issues are located on the second floor of Jen Library. Periodicals do not circulate, but you are welcome to scan or photocopy articles.

Online Availability

Many of the publications below are accessible online. To view these journals online follow the link, then click "Browse eJournal" in the catalog record:

Available Online & In Print

To view these journals online, click "Browse eJournal" in the catalog record: