Temporarily Free Academic Resources

Many publishers and content providers are offering ebooks, articles, and other academic resources without paywalls in order to support academic continuity during the COVID-19 crisis. Note that the end dates of these resources vary by publisher.

eBooks

Internet Archive's National Emergency Library (1.4 million books; free until at least June 30)
Loeb Classical Library Online (Free until June 30; JBU login required)
Project MUSE (Multiple publishers; dates vary by publisher)

Journals

Project MUSE (Multiple publishers; dates vary by publisher)
JSTOR Expanded Access (Free through June 30; JBU login required)

Lists of Other Free Materials

Vendor Covid-19 Related Donations and Pro Bono Access (University Information Policy Officers)
COVID-19 Offers and Resources (Wheaton College Library)

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