World Politics Review Trial

World Politics Review offers readers, educators and students with a serious interest in international politics and foreign affairs an online destination for original content and analysis of key trends in the news. WPR is updated daily and written by a network of more than 400 contributors from around the world and includes thousands of articles in its archives. New content is produced each month by subject-matter experts from journalism, research organizations, academia, government and elsewhere, and covers multiple areas of study, including:
aid and Development; crime; defense and military; domestic politics; economics and business; Homeland Security and much more.  UEL's trial ends 5/1/13.

Birds of North America Online Trial

The Birds of North America Online is acknowledged as the preeminent source of life history information for the over 700 species of birds that breed in the United States and Canada. Maintained by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in partnership with The American Ornithologist’s Union, this comprehensive resource is authored by experts on each species. Each species account includes information on systematics, distribution, identification, behavior, breeding biology, and conservation. Each species account also includes a comprehensive bibliography of research conducted on the species. The accompanying multimedia includes photos of various plumages, examples of sounds, and videos of interesting behaviors. Besides the advantages of remote and multiple simultaneous user access, this reference resource is continually updated to ensure that it contains the latest information. Since becoming an online reference, over 2000 photos have been added and over 160 species have had their accounts fully revised with the latest research information. There are now 3-4 full species account revisions each month!  UEL's trial ends 5/1/13.

L'Annee Philologique Database Trial

UEL is trying L'Annee Philologique until March 22nd.  L'Annee Philologique is the definitive bibliographic source of scholarly works relating to all aspects of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.  This database includes more than 810,000 records, with over 15,000 new records added every year, and indexes more than 1,000 journals—making it essential for providing comprehensive coverage of classical scholarship throughout the world. Records include abstracts for articles, reviews for monographs, and lists of content for edited volumes.