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Find Print & Other Publications in the Library

What types of print and other tangible materials, formats, and media are available?

Examples of Federal Government Documents

  • Primary and Secondary Sources
  • Paper and microform collections:
    • Books
    • Periodicals
    • Scientific and Technical Reports
    • Legal Publications
    • Maps
    • Posters
    • Kits
    • Pamphlets
  • Media:
    • CD-ROM and DVD-ROM
    • Audio and Video discs and cassettes

Where are government documents located?

  • U.S. Government Documents Collection (1st Floor) – These publications have SuDoc call numbers or LC call numbers.
  • General Collection (all floors) – These publications have Library of Congress (LC) call numbers.
  • Research and Reference Collection – 1st Floor
  • Microforms – 1st Floor
  • Louisiana Collection – 3rd Floor

What is a SuDoc Number?

A SuDoc number is a call number assigned to a government publication. The SuDoc classification system is based on the principle of provenance. SuDoc is an abbreviation for Superintendent of Documents.

How do I search for government documents?

Search these catalogs and databases to locate government publications at Dupré Library or online.