Tag: electronic databases

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.

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.

Lexis Digital Library provides access to hundreds of authoritative legal ebooks that can be accessed on mobile devices and desktop platforms. Includes casebooks, study guides, treatises, practice guides, and more. Explore Lexis Digital Library

Biddle Law Library provides access to thousands of study aids - all online!

With close to 100 legal fiction and nonfiction titles, Biddle’s OverDrive collection of audiobooks and ebooks is growing. You can download books to read and listen to on your Kindle, tablet, phone, PC or Mac. You can also use the new Libby app by OverDrive to browse and download e-books and audiobooks.

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.

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

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

New HeinOnline Collection