Online Reference Resources State Capital Universe. The most comprehensive and authoritative source of legislative and administrative information at the state level, similar to Congressional Universe in appearance and structure. Contains full text of state constitutions, also searchable by keyword. Provides the full text of state regulatory reports, proposed regulations, state registers, and administrative codes, all keyword searchable. Structured quite differently, and more effectively used if you know exactly what you're looking for.
Links often connect directly to sites created by state legislatures.
The Cornell University Library Catalog includes the holdings of all 17 of the libraries on the Ithaca campus, in addition to those of the Geneva Experiment Station. It contains records for books, computer files, government documents, manuscripts and archives, maps, musical scores, periodicals, serials, sound recordings, and visual materials received and cataloged since 1973. There are also records for most pre-1973 items, and for items that are on order or in process. When the book you want was published before 1973 and it's not in the CU Library Catalog, check the card catalog located in the John M. Olin Library. Whenever you cannot locate the material you need, ask at a reference desk for assistance.