With more of us working and learning from home and more patrons engaging with the library through virtual services and online resources, we are starting a monthly Biddle staff spotlight series to get to know the people behind the library.

Biddle’s digital exhibit Penn Law Firsts: Asians, Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders - 1900 to the Present celebrates their many contributions to the Law School’s ethnic and cultural diversity, beginning in 1900 when the Chinese diplomat Wu Ting-Fang first visited the Law School.

Earlier this month, the Biddle Law Library launched its new catalog—Search Center. The new system offers enhanced search capabilities and integrated interlibrary loan services.

To celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, we are featuring books and eBooks in our collection on the legal battles for marriage equality.

Our book stacks are now open and course reserve materials are available for checkout. Students may borrow reserve materials for a two-hour period for use in the library. The book pickup service is still available. Visit the Biddle Operations guide for more information

With more of us working and learning from home and more patrons engaging with the library through virtual services and online resources, we are starting a monthly Biddle staff spotlight series to get to know the people behind the library.

Alumni have access to some library subscriptions, such as the HeinOnline Law Journal Collection, and graduates are always welcome to visit Biddle to seek reference assistance, use our print collection, and access e-resources. Visit the Penn Libraries Alumni Services Guide to view a complete list of resources and services.

Penn Law Archives Intern, Kathryn Gstalder, describes her work on the National Bankruptcy Archives (NBA) Oral History Collection.