This Black History Month, we honor Carter G. Woodson, the historian who championed the study and celebration of African American history and laid the foundation for Black History Month as we know it. Read more about his remarkable life and lasting impact: https://ow.ly/x9z450YhFW9

Did you know HeinOnline partners with library consortia around the U.S. and the globe? Through these collaborations, we help expand access to comprehensive legal research resources for libraries, institutions, and researchers worldwide. Explore our consortium partners: https://ow.ly/gvV650YffGK

Where in the 🌎 is Hein? Find Steve Roses at Southern California Association of Law Libraries in Palm Springs! Are you here too? Stop by our table to hear about HeinOnline's latest tools and databases, and grab some swag while you're here!

We have the latest Supreme Court cases right in HeinOnline! Volume 53, Issue 5 of American Bar Association Preview of Supreme Court Cases is now available exclusively on our platform. Check it out: https://ow.ly/jCe050Yin9G

The legal framework behind immigration enforcement is complex and deeply rooted in federal statute and constitutional law. Our latest blog explores the creation of DHS and ICE, their statutory authority, and the constitutional protections that apply: https://ow.ly/wrZ750Yim1p

New HeinOnline Database: Environmental Law and Policy Explore how environmental challenges have shaped law, policy, and governance across borders and over time with more than 8,500 titles and millions of pages of primary sources. Discover the database: https://ow.ly/qHCA50Yh3gI

In 1968, third graders walked into class expecting an ordinary school day. Instead, they became part of an experiment that would shape decades of conversations about race, discrimination, and education. Learn more about Jane Elliott’s Blue Eyes–Brown Eyes experiment: https://ow.ly/nwMC50YhCBm

This Black History Month, we're taking a deeper dive into the people, cases, movements, and documents that shaped American history by discovering five ways to research Black history in HeinOnline: https://ow.ly/CMZw50Yf8Nq

HeinOnline is thrilled to announce the recent addition of three John WIley & Sons, Inc. journals to the Law Journal Library. Learn more about these new titles in our recent blog post: https://ow.ly/zBkP50YgCvE #HeinOnline #WileyJournals

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The legal treatise has shaped legal research for generations, and now it is getting a fresh perspective. New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise is our newest print product, exploring its history, evolution, and continued relevance. Read the full post and learn how to order: https://ow.ly/YgrN50Yf6vI

How sweet it is to be part of HeinOnline ❤️ Our amazing chefs whipped up these chocolate-covered strawberries and red velvet treats to share a little love with the team this Valentine’s Day. Because great work deserves great dessert. 🍓🍫 #ValentinesDay #EmployeeAppreciation

This Black History Month, we are highlighting leaders whose contributions are often overlooked but deeply impactful. Learn more about these unsung figures and their lasting influence. Click the link to read the full post: https://ow.ly/iFqI50Y9lIL

Professors and reviewers, we have you covered! Request a digital or physical review copy of select Hein titles using our Review Copy Requests tool. Click the link to get started: https://ow.ly/ymEB50Y9lio

What do land grant universities really mean for higher education and the public good? Our latest blog explores their origins, purpose, and lasting impact. Click the link to read the full post: https://ow.ly/BTNm50Ycglg

In 1985, the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior sparked international outrage and reshaped conversations around environmental activism and international law. Click the link to read the full story and explore the legal and historical impact behind this pivotal moment: https://ow.ly/ja1950YbImh

The Hein team has a busy February! If you will be at one of these upcoming conferences, come find us and say hi. Our team would love to meet you and talk all things HeinOnline.

Looking for a fresh approach to teaching legal research? Presented in a comic book format, Legal Research Unbound invites law students to think critically about the systems and algorithms that shape how they find and understand legal information. Learn more: https://ow.ly/cbwg50Y63jh

Looking to research Black history through a legal lens? This Behind the Bindings blog post highlights powerful tools in HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library that support multidisciplinary research year round. Read the full post: https://ow.ly/IPKK50Y62SK #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM

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📚 The @heinonline.bsky.social Scholarly Impact Rankings tracks citation influence across its entire journal database. #RutgersLaw ranks #22 among the most cited institutions nationwide by author affiliation (as of December 2025): heinonline.org/HOL/scholarl... #lawsky (1/2)

Did you know HeinOnline offers over 100 LibGuides? Browse by subject, type, or owner to better understand database content and interface features. Our LibGuides and A–Z database list are always growing, so be sure to check back often: https://libguides.heinonline.org/

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Where in the world is Hein? 🌎 Steve Roses is at George Washington University Law School connecting with students at their Lawlapalooza. Come say hi! #Lawlapalooza26 #HeinOnline #GWU

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Stay ahead of new law and law-related publications with HeinOnline’s Electronic GreenSlips. Get librarian-selected bibliographic information, customizable alerts, and access to nearly 50,000 titles all in one searchable database. Request access: https://ow.ly/2SHI50Y61fi

HeinOnline just came out with a new journal ranking that evenly weights several different metrics, including recent cites, old cites, and how often the article has been ACCESSED in HeinOnline.

Several #UChicagoLaw faculty were named among the most influential voices in legal scholarship in new impact rankings from SSRN and HeinOnline. See where they ranked:

Discover the latest journals added to HeinOnline, covering political science, labor law, insurance regulation, legal education, and more. Read the full post: https://home.heinonline.org/blog/2026/01/fresh-reads-january-2026-new-heinonline-journals/

On January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster changed the course of space exploration forever. Our deep dive explores what went wrong, how it was reported, and the lasting impact of the tragedy. Read the full blog post here: https://ow.ly/bYps50Y52BL

Our January 2026 update to World Constitutions Illustrated is here. Explore recent constitutional changes from countries around the world and stay current on global legal developments.

Looking beyond U.S. focused research? HeinOnline provides access to international government publications, foreign and international law materials, and resources from around the world: https://home.heinonline.org/content/international-resources/

ICYMI: We've recently released Scholarly Impact Rankings, which provide a transparent, comprehensive, and continually evolving view of who is shaping today’s legal discourse. Want to learn more? Check out this video! https://ow.ly/xGwq50Y0BCB

The Black Sox scandal is often remembered as one of baseball’s darkest moments, but its impact reaches far beyond the diamond. In our latest blog, we trace the story from the 1919 World Series to today’s sports betting landscape. Check it out here: https://ow.ly/2WnL50Y06Tt

Today, we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his enduring influence on civil rights, equality, and justice. Explore how his legacy is brought into the classroom through primary sources and guided discussion in our HeinOnline blog post: https://ow.ly/klAx50XYei1 #MLKJrDay #MLK

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ICYMI: January's HeinOnline Newsletter is now out! Catch the latest highlights from HeinOnline, including database updates, recent blog posts, and our newly-released Scholarly Impact Rankings. Read the newsletter: https://ow.ly/KlYV50XYclz

Jan. 17: The day the U.S. went dry. On this day in 1920, the 18th Amendment went into effect, launching national Prohibition in the United States. Learn more on our blog: https://ow.ly/v9CR50XU1Ci

A “perfect crime” that wasn’t so perfect. The Leopold and Loeb case became known as the “Crime of the Century,” capturing national attention and raising big questions about justice, punishment, and memory. Click to read the full blog post:

Legal research… as a comic? 👀 Yes, and it’s changing the way we think about how knowledge is built and shared. Click to read the full blog post:

Award-winning and even bigger. U.S. State Commitments with Foreign Governments has been expanded with nearly 500 additional agreements, bringing even more state-level international activity into one comprehensive, searchable resource. Read more about the updates: https://ow.ly/RXrJ50XU49r

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Major update alert! Sources of Compiled Legislative Histories has expanded with 79 newly identified sources covering 36 federal laws, helping researchers access authoritative secondary materials more efficiently. Read the full post here: https://ow.ly/PsYT50XU0hk

On this day in 1918, President Woodrow Wilson delivered his Fourteen Points Speech, outlining a vision for peace and a framework that would influence the post–World War I world order. Explore the text in HeinOnline and see how history shaped modern diplomacy: https://ow.ly/4qcg50XTALL

New Volume Now Available! Explore how academic law libraries are structured today, and where they’re headed next. Learn more about Organizational Structures of Academic Law Libraries: Past, Present, and Future (Vol. 3) in our latest blog post. Read more: https://ow.ly/ehk550XT56M

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