In response to the new educational landscape, publishers and other educational institutions are temporarily providing digital resources for free or at a reduced price. This guide will provide links to these resources as well as other free digital resources to enrich online instruction.
Annual Reviews: All 52 journals from a wide range of disciplines have been made available for free.
Cochrane Library: Access to Cochrane's wide variety of health-related research resources is now available.
Project MUSE: Project MUSE is a leading provider of humanities and social science resources. Right now, MUSE and its partnering publishers are offering free access to a variety of journals and ebooks.
University of California Press: All online journal content including 46 journal titles in the the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities are available for free.
Check out these open access articles, journals, and databases that are always free!
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Cases in the U.S.
Elsevier: Novel Coronavirus Information Center
Emerald Group Publishing: COVID-19 resources
Johns Hopkins University: Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases Map
Karger: Topic Article Package: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)/National Library of Medicine (NLM) LitCovid
Springer Nature: SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19
Taylor & Francis Online: Coronavirus
Wolters Kluwer COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Resources including Ovid and UptoDate
Faculty Select (EBSCO): A collection of ebooks and electronic textbooks, free for faculty use for Spring 2020.
Library of Congress: A collection of open access books available in one place on the Library of Congress website.
National Emergency Library: A collection of nearly 1.5 million digitally available books made temporarily available to the public. Just create an account to borrow up to 10 books at one time. Renewals available.
Ohio State University Press: OSU Press has made 699 monographs freely available.
University of Michigan Press: All 1150+ titles from the press are now freely available.
State Library of Kansas Digital Ebook Lending: Email rstucky@bethelks.edu to get set up with a State Library of Kansas eCard and borrow any ebook from the library's collection. Any student enrolled at a Kansas college and any Kansas resident is eligible for an eCard.