The Government Documents section in Davis Library houses a large collection of federal documents in print. The majority of these items can be found in the library's catalog. Librarians at the Reference Desk will retrieve items for patrons.
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Google U.S. Government Search
This custom Google search allows you to search across all government websites.
USA.gov by Subject | USA.gov List of Agencies
The U.S. government's official web portal, including a comprehensive list of governmental departments and agencies. If you can't find the agency you're looking for, please contact us.
FDsys
The Government Printing Office's website. Provides access to many government publications.
Thomas
A project of the Library of Congress, Thomas provides access to federal legislative information freely available to the public, including bills, resolutions, public laws, the Congressional Record, and information about current activity in Congress.
House of Representatives
See schedules of House proceedings and view live feeds from the House floor. Find information about representatives and committees.
Senate
Features information on Senate members, full text of bills introduced in the Senate, reports on the status of bills, voting information, daily information on major floor and committee actions.
LexisNexis Congressional UNC Only
A comprehensive source of current and historical bills, testimony, and reports from the US Congress.
Federal Judiciary Homepage
General information about the Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government.
Supreme Court
Provides access to the Supreme Court's schedule, oral arguments, information about the justices, and full text of recent decisions.
Supreme Court Opinions
Supreme Court decisions from 1893-present, via FindLaw.
Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court
Full-text of decisions for 1990-present, via Cornell's Legal Information Institute.
LexisNexis Academic UNC Only
LexisNexis provides access to legal information, including law reviews, case law and legal rulings.
FedStats.gov
This website provides access to government-produced statistics on a variety of topics, as well as links to the many statistical agencies.
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Provides information on crime, criminal offenders, victims of crime, and the operation of justice systems at all levels of government.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Provides statistics on labor economics.
UNC Data Services
Data Services at UNC-CH helps researchers identify, evaluate, and access numeric data.
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