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Temporary Expanded Access during Covid-19

List of online resources with temporarily expanded online access

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Temporary Expanded Access to Online Resources

Update (June 2021): This guide was created in April 2020 to provide information about resources that have been made available by publishers and vendors in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Access to many of these resources has now expired, but this guide will be maintained at least through the summer of 2021 to keep track of those that are still freely available. Please note, however, that we are no longer actively adding resources to this guide. 

Some resources are offered for free for a limited period of time; others require authentication using the VPN or a proxy server and are marked with a key icon:  . (If you need help setting up the VPN/proxy server, check out these remote access tutorials.) This guide will be continually updated for the duration of the crisis.  

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Key Resources

Ebooks, Journals, & Databases

JSTOR is offering free expanded access during the COVID-19 crisis. More information.

COVID-19 Resources

The following publishers and vendors are offering free access to scholarly articles, clinical studies and reports, and other sources of information related to COVID-19. For more information, please also see the UCLA Library's research guide on COVID-19

 

Subscription-based resource (UCLA authentication required) that provides information about COVID-19. 

Audio and Video

Some performances by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra are offered for free. More information

The Metropolitan Opera offers free nightly streams of a selected past performances.