Full-text information, time-saving search tools, and an easy-to-use interface.
Campus Research is the superior research service powered by Westlaw and designed specifically for the needs of librarians and college students. It offers full-text information on a wide range of academic disciplines – information that can't easily be found on the Internet or any other readily available source.
One low, fixed price for access to thousands of information sources.
The affordable, flat-rate pricing of Campus Research is designed to fit your library's budget. And you can count on our technical and research professionals for prompt assistance when you need it.
Some of the resources available on Campus Research include:
- Thousands of news databases arranged geographically and topically
- Hundreds of newspapers, newswires, magazines, and broadcast transcripts
- Business, trade, and professional journals such as The Economist and BioWorld Today
- More than 800 law reviews and journals, including Harvard Law Review and Yale Law Journal
- Federal and state caselaw, including cases from the U.S. Supreme Court
- The full text of the United States Code Annotated (USCA) and Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)
Contact us today to learn more.
Campus Research pricing for all customers is based on your school's FTE (full-time equivalent) number. To request a pricing quote, a free trial, or a personal demonstration, contact your representative or call 1-800-344-5008.
Note: If you use the Find your Representative tool in the left column, please select "Municipal, County, State or Federal Government & Law Schools" for organization type and "Legal Research Products and Services" for product type.
Take a Closer Look
See what's available (PDF) »
This eight-page brochure lists the full-text news and law-related content resources available through Campus Research.
See how our redesigned user interface simplifies online research and yields more precise search results.
Contact your West representative to sign up for a free trial or a personal demonstration of Campus Research or to request a follow-up call.
Product Support
Take a tutorial »
These easy-to-use online tutorials provide simple step-by-step instructions for completing Campus Research tasks.
This quick reference guide hows how to quickly retrieve documents on Campus Research using the Shortcuts sections and to search news and law-related sources using the Basic Search or the Advanced Search method.
Here's a sample press release you can use to encourage students, faculty, and other library patrons to begin using Campus Research.