This guide will help you find government information, including federal (U.S.), state, and foreign governments as well as international/ intergovernmental organizations.
Andersen Library is a selective depository for both Federal and Wisconsin government documents. It is open to the public and provides access to government information in print and digital formats.
The following government documents define the history of the U.S. democracy.
The following resources about the workings and essential activities of the U.S. Government are designated as the "Basic Collection" for a Federal Depository Library.
Search for electronic and print publications from the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the U.S. government. Contains descriptive records for historical and current publications and links to those available online.
Official site for U.S. federal legislative information, including Public Laws and bills, daily Congressional Record, CRS reports, roll call votes, committee schedules, legislator profiles, and treaty documents.
Official publications from the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government, including bills and statutes, congressional committee reports, proceedings of Congress, regulatory materials, and presidential materials.