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02/20/2026

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!

02/20/2026

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/f7TE50Yina0

02/19/2026

Immigration enforcement is often discussed in headlines, but the legal framework behind it is complex and deeply rooted in federal statute and constitutional law.

Our latest blog explores how DHS and ICE were created, the statutory authority that governs enforcement, and the constitutional protections that apply to all persons in the United States.

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This post provides a legal framework for understanding immigration enforcement using HeinOnline's primary sources.

02/19/2026

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, this new collection connects early conservation efforts to modern global climate agreements.

Discover the database and request pricing or trial information here: https://ow.ly/16as50Yh3gP

02/18/2026

On a 1968 morning, a group of third-graders walked into their classroom expecting an ordinary school day. Instead, they became participants in an experiment that would echo through decades of conversations about race, discrimination, and education. Learn more about Jane Elliott's Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes Experiment on the HeinOnline blog:

Discover how a 1968 classroom exercise became a lasting point of discussion on bias, inequality, and the study of social justice.

02/17/2026

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:

Since the 1970s, the United States has dedicated the month of February to the observance of African American history. Read to discover five easy ways to jump into this vast topic in HeinOnline.

02/16/2026

HeinOnline is thrilled to announce the recent addition of three Wiley journals to the Law Journal Library. Learn more about these new titles in our recent blog post: https://ow.ly/T95650YgCr3

HeinOnline added 3 new John Wiley & Sons, Inc. journals to the Law Journal Library.

02/15/2026

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02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from HeinOnline ❤️

02/13/2026

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 your copy.

New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise is a timely examination of the legal treatise examining the past, present, and future.

02/12/2026

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. 🍓🍫

02/12/2026

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:

In this blog post, we celebrate Black History Month by exploring the lives of 5 unsung Black leaders using HeinOnline.