2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Free online access includes:
-More than 25 years of recommended print and audiobook reviews, features, interviews, spotlights, and classroom connections
-Booklist and Book Links replica digital editions which can be read on desktop or mobile devices
-Advanced search functionality

Brill has opened access to materials related to public health, distance learning, and crisis research.

An alternative method for reading the Chronicle of Higher Education requires creating an account at www.chronicle.com. When creating the Chronicle account submit your WUSTL email address, otherwise you will not be identified as a subscriber. The Chronicle account allows you to sign in directly to chronicle.com and access all content, as well as read the Chronicle via the iPad app available in iTunes. This alternative method is not necessary, but allows you to bypass library proxy connections. Chronicle FAQ

French ebooks and databases. They are opening up access. You need to contact them for personalized login for free access. The Library also owns Bibliographie des Ecrivains Français (BIBLIFRE) and Critique Littéraire.

Provides information about emerging market countries, their companies, and industries. It includes country profiles; macroeconomic statistics, forecasts, and analysis; reports on financial markets, companies and industries; exchange rates; analyst reports; and business news, both in English and the local languages. Available through February 28, 2021.

Full, searchable text of Shakespeare's plays and supporting materials for students and teachers.

Teach scientific fundamentals with this video library of simple easy-to-understand video demonstrations in 8 STEM fields.

Japanese eBook service platform for academic, research and educational institutions provides free access to 56,000 items for "Trial Reading" until the end of this May. (No Download or Print is available unless purchased.)

Amid the worldwide spread of COVID-19, it’s a challenging time, and our thoughts are with those affected by this disease. In support and solidarity, we are providing free access to the following books and journal articles to help build knowledge and understanding of how we navigate the spread of communicable diseases.

Mostly French-language open access ebook and journal platform with 9,453 books and 534 journals. Html is available for most and pdfs, ebpub, etc. through the Freemium program

1,900 books and 30 journals freely available from over 100 publishers

Oxford is offering free access to OUP Higher Education eBooks and additional resources including videos, simulations, animations, activities, flashcards, quizzes, test banks, PowerPoints, and more—that can all be loaded directly into Canvas.

Scholarly journals and books from various publishers are currently available free by searching Project Muse.

Due to the closing of the microfilm production facility, ProQuest Recent Newspapers is providing online access to microfilm we purchase until September 30, 2020. This includes access to:
St. Louis Post Dispatch (Jan 1, 2008 (Vol. 130) - present (delayed 3 months))
The New York Times ( Jan 1, 2008 (Vol. CLVII) - present (delayed 3 months))
Wall Street Journal (Jan 2, 2008 (Vol. CCLI) - present (delayed 3 months))
The Washington Post (Jan 1, 2008 - present (delayed 3 months))

"Watch master therapists actually conducting psychotherapy." An illustrated Users Guide to using the features can be found when you log in, at the top left. This may be a helpful tool for those trying to use the clip maker or other features.

In response to university classrooms and libraries shuttered because of the COVID-19 crisis, many academic presses have made hundreds of their titles freely accessible online. The Public Books Database aims to catalog such resources in a single location and to highlight titles of particular interest. We’ll be updating the list regularly as additional materials are made available.

Full-text access to Chinese journal articles selected by the editorial. Username: pingan2020, Password: pingan2020

256 textbooks currently on ScienceDirect will be automatically entitled to all active ScienceDirect customers for 90 days.

With new platforms and tools, you have easier access to nearly 3 million 2D and 3D digital items from the Smithsonian's collections—with many more to come. You can download, share, and reuse millions of the Smithsonian’s images—right now, without asking. This includes images and data from across the Smithsonian’s 19 museums, nine research centers, libraries, archives, and the National Zoo.

digital records available on our website free of charge for as long as our Kew site is closed to visitors. Registered users will be able to order and download up to ten items at a time, to a maximum of 50 items over 30 days.