Due to ongoing volatility of federal webpages after the change in administration, some links on this guide may not be working or work only sporadically. I'm leaving them in place until there is more certainty about continued accessibility. If you find a link is not working, I suggest checking the Internet Archive to see if an archived version is available there. To do so, just paste the url into the top search bar and look for blue circles on the calendar, which indicate successful captures. Hover over the blue dot and click a timestamp to go to the archived page.
Please note that resources tagged with a blue/gold symbol are available remotely only to UC San Diego affiliates. Anyone may access these resources using library computers, though.
U.S. and international documents on the most significant events of the year. Includes presidential speeches, international agreements, Supreme Court decisions, governmental reports, scientific findings, cultural discussions, etc. 100 new documents per year, 1972-
Links for print volumes go the UCSD Library catalog, which provides call number and location information for these resources. See the online Catalog of U.S. Government Publications for titles published primarily 1976- .
Find and contact elected officials
Enter your home address and find contact information for those who represent you in government. Results for San Diego include:
While many government publications may be cited similarly to other works, there are some special issues that may need to be considered. The resources below can help provide guidance.
