Peer review is a process that involves review of research by one or more scholars. It serves as a form of quality control and is sometimes used to determine whether a piece of scholarly research is worthy of publication. In most databases that the library provides there is the opportunity to narrow your search results so that they only include peer reviewed articles.
You will discover peer reviewed articles by using WorldCat and in the academic journal databases. The catalogue and every database have a 'peer reviewed' filter that allows you to eliminate items from your search results that have not been peer reviewed.
The Library's LibGuides will assist you in finding the right database for your subject.
