Books you thought you'd never find. Searchable database of thousands of rare and hard-to-find booksellers
Tool that allows you to see if the full-text of an article is available in the Lafayette Libraries' print or electronic collections. Use when you already have a reference to an article.
Library of Congress classification and subject headings on the Web.
Index of free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals.
Contact info for copyright holders for out-of-business printing and publishing firms, magazines, literary agencies, etc. Provided by the Harry Ransom Center and University of Reading Library.
Searchable lists of vendors regularly used by university libraries in the United States. From ALCTS
What's in Gale products.
Website of distributor of Latin American and Spanish academic publications.
Links to catalogs of area libraries (e.g. Lehigh, Muhlenberg) and some major research libraries (e.g. Princeton, Library of Congress).
Library and Information Science journals, books, and research reports, freely available from EBSCO.
Updated alerts for system problems (when they're known).
List of publishers who "unprofessionally exploit the gold open-access model for their own profit." An archive of the original list compiled by Jeffrey Beall, a metadata librarian at the University of Colorado Denver, with some recent additions.
Real-time info on outages for ProQuest products
Contains information on currently published as well as discontinued periodicals. Includes searchable tables of contents for over 24,000 academic journals, plus reviews of periodicals from Magazines for Libraries and Library Journal.
A database of copyright contacts for writers, artists, and prominent figures in other creative fields. From the University of Reading.
Catalog of books, videos, manuscripts, and other materials held by libraries across the country. Includes millions of records, so searches for narrow topics work best.