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UNT Libraries’ Government Information Connection assists with questions or advice about finding government, business, geographic, or legal information. Our subject guides provide a starting place for individuals looking for government information or services. In addition to the students, faculty, and staff of the University of North Texas, we serve the local community and beyond..
Assistance Provided
We provide assistance in person and by phone, E-mail, or snail mail.
We can provide you with the following types of reference assistance:
- Strategies and sources for finding information on a specific topic
- Information about indexes, online databases, and other research tools
- Information about the Libraries’ holdings
Disclaimer
We cannot provide legal, medical, business, or tax advice, nor do we provide statistical data over the phone or through e-mail; but we can direct you to the appropriate sources of such information.
How to Get Help
If you need assistance finding or using government information, please visit the Service Desk in the Sycamore Library during regular hours, contact us by phone at (940) 565-2194, or send a request to govinfo@unt.edu. To request a research consultation or in-depth assistance, we recommend that you E-mail or call us to make an appointment with a member of our staff.
Guides
Learn how to become active in your nation, your state, your local community, and at UNT!
Guide to using the United States census products to find historical, genealogical, geographical, and statistical information.
View and obtain government posters and learn how to research and evaluate your posters and prints.
Alphabetical list of general and subject-specific Internet catalogs, indexes and databases that include government-sponsored literature.
Advice on effective research and writing methods.
Resources for students new to legal research
Cartoons and comic books published by government agencies; also government publications that discuss cartoons and comics.
Recipes, cookbooks, and cookery guides published by government agencies.
Musical revues created by the U.S. Army Special Services Division for soldiers to perform and published as a complete do-it-yourself kit containing script, orchestrations, set and costume designs, choreography, and program templates.
Federal and state publications containing poems, criticism, or other information relating to poetry.
Coloring books and coloring pages produced by U.S. federal and state government agencies.
This page is designed to support the Pre-Law Program at UNT. For more information, contact Wendy Watson, the Pre-Law Advisor.
Tools and resources to assist with reference questions for incarcerated patrons.
Resources for genealogy available in our libraries.
Information about politicians and their activities; elections, campaigns, and voting; and political activism.
Resources in the Government Documents Department for History students. Includes resources in all formats.
UNT Libraries’ Government Information Connection provides assistance and guidance in finding governmental, business, geographic, or legal information.
