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Full-time faculty, students, and staff of Penn Law can now access all the content on Washington Post.com and through mobile apps. Create a free Washington Post Account with your Penn Law email address to get started. 

Penn readers may now view and download 16,764 scholarly Oxford University Press ebooks available in the Oxford Scholarship Online ebooks collection.

This new collection includes documents for Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon, and Donald Trump. It brings together documents both contemporaneous and asynchronous to each president’s impeachment, presenting a snapshot of the political climate as each played out and the long view history has taken of past proceedings.

Below are the most recent additions to The Penn Law Scholarship Repository. Penn’s Legal Scholarship Repository, a service of the Biddle Law Library, collects and preserves the scholarly output of Penn Law. All works are available for immediate download via PDF.

During reading and examination periods, Biddle Law Library access is limited to Penn Law students, University of Pennsylvania faculty, law school alumni, and members of the bar. During the restricted access period, other Penn students may contact libraryaccess@law.upenn.edu to request access to use the law library collection for research.

The Library now subscribes to West Academic Study Aids collection which provides online access to hundreds of publications from West Academic, Foundation Press and Gilbert.

Expanded coverage: American Indian Collection; New Resource: State Constitutions, Illustrated

Here are some highlights from last month’s acquisitions. To see more recent purchases, visit Biddle’s Recent Acquisitions Web page.

Below are the most recent additions to The Penn Law Scholarship Repository. Penn’s Legal Scholarship Repository, a service of the Biddle Law Library, collects and preserves the scholarly output of Penn Law. All works are available for immediate download via PDF.

This HeinOnline resource is an online index to books, articles, and other secondary resources that compare multiple jurisdictions’ practices in nearly 300 subject areas. Explore the resource