Accessing Main Campus Databases
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Law students' access to main campus databases is restricted, so you will need to plan ahead:
- Law students can only access main campus databases on the law school and LMU campuses.
- Proxy errors can shut off law school access to main campus databases. If you're on campus but can't access a database, please visit the reference desk (behind the front desk) or email reference@lls.edu.
Non-Legal Databases
- Google ScholarGoogle for books and scholarly articles. Off campus, Google Scholar provides citations to articles and links to any free articles. On campus, Google Scholar links to all articles available from the law school or main library databases.
- LMU Research Databases by TopicA full list of all Loyola Marymount databases, organized by topic. Law students can only access these databases on campus.
- LMU Research GuidesResearch guides by Loyola Marymount librarians providing tips and resources for researching non-legal topics.
- LAPL DatabasesAnyone with a California address can register for a free LAPL card. LAPL card holders can access most LAPL databases anywhere.
- Directory of Open Access JournalsDirectory of peer reviewed non-legal journals available free online.
