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 is a consortium that provides access to hard-to-find primary source materials, including historical newspapers and international dissertations. Because ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ has a three-year membership beginning in 2021, ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ faculty and students can request these materials via at no cost.

CRL collection highlights

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  CRL’s collections include U.S. ethnic press selections like , U.S. newspapers from every state, and international newspapers from around the world.
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  These are the legal newspaper of a country, or of an administrative part of a country, which publishes the text of new laws, decrees, regulations, treaties, legal notices, and court decisions
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  Though we have comprehensive access to U.S. dissertations via , non-U.S. dissertations can be hard to acquire. CRL has a vast collection, and in many cases will purchase new dissertations if you request one they don’t own.

For more highlights by subject, see CRL’s .

How can I make a request?

All requests for CRL items are filled using interlibrary loan. In fact, you may be getting CRL materials without realizing, whenever you make a request for something they happen to have. See our for several options for starting your request.