A to Z List of Library Resources 

Search U.S. and Canadian law reviews and law journals to find articles on legal issues. (LexisNexis)

This "collection" is a subset of full-text resources from other EBSCO databases on legal topics, such as: criminal justice, international law, federal law, organized crime, medical, labor & human resource law, ethics, the environment, and more. (EBSCO)

Access legal newspapers, magazines and newsletters from across the country to find news information about the US legal industry and legal profession. (LexisNexis)

Leisure Tourism Database provides access to leisure, recreation, tourism, and hospitality research--mirroring the latest research developments in key areas of the industry.

Find full-text news, legal, and business information.

This link takes you to the "Law Reviews" area of LexisNexis Academic, so check out the menu on the left. Under "Legal Searches" you will see more legal search options. (LexisNexis)

Find articles, books, research reports and proceedings dealing with librarianship, cataloging, online information retrieval, information management, and more. (EBSCO)

Provides biographical, bibliographical, and critical content on authors from all time periods, in the genres of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama, history, journalism, and more. For literary research, this is THE place to begin! (Thomson Gale)

View and download data and metadata for over 200 countries or territories from LABORSTA, an International Labour Office database on labor statistics operated by the ILO Department of Statistics.

From the Cornell University Law School, this site offers many law-related resources, including: Court Opinions, Constitutions & Codes, and more.

A worldwide directory of library homepages, Web-based OPACs (Online Public Access Catalogs), Friends of the Library pages, and library e-commerce affiliate links.

Access the vast resources in America's national library--and the largest library in the world. The mission of the Library of Congress is to make resources available to the Congress and the American people.

Need help understanding the Library of Congress Classification system used in the library? View each section and its subcategories here. From the Library of Congress itself.

Web resources selected and organized by the Library of Congress--so you know this will be a helpful place to start!

The Liberty Fund provides free, online, full-text access to authoritative editions of the classic (i.e., older!) books in economic theory and practice, along with related works in history, political theory and philosophy.

Libweb lists thousands of library Web pages from around the world. Includes libraries of all types: academic, public, special, state, etc. You can do a keyword search for location, library type, name or other information.

Lyrasis is a regional membership organization for libraries and information professionals, resulting from the merger of PALINET (Mid-Atlantic), SOLINET (Southeastern), and (soon) NELINET (New England) organizations.