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[cracks knuckles, launches heinonline, touches earpiece]: roger that, I’m on it

— Anna Bower (@AnnaBower) April 23, 2023

Why @HeinOnline is a great company: you are doing work at 7:30am on Easter Sunday and the database is down and you need it, so you tweet to them about it. By 9:30 it's fixed and they're apologizing. No need to apologize, my friends, things happen. You're the best.

— Jennifer Allison (@jallison02140) April 9, 2023

HeinOnline at least has a much friendlier interface

— Marco Almada (he/him) (@MarcoAlmada) August 30, 2022

Seriously, y'all - getting access to Hein after being without it for ONE DAY is making me feel like all is right in my world now.

— Jennifer ✨ (@jallison02140) February 1, 2023

Glad that our secret research weapon (@HeinOnline) was of use! And that the professor set up the lunchtime research seminar!

— Kris_Turner (@KTurnerLawLib) January 25, 2023

Today I've used HeinOnline to look up a state Session Law, figure out how to cite a treaty, provide a law review article to a student & I'm sure there's more. Yes, this is a @HeinOnline appreciation post.

— Mari Cheney (@maricheney) January 18, 2023

I discourage students from using Wexis to find articles when Hein is available and searchable through the library. Hein's indexing and access to original PDFs is so great and they make browsing issues so easy!

— Ashley Krenelka Chase (@AKrenelkaChase) November 29, 2022

On days where I am doing country conditions research, I LOVE having access to JSTOR and HeinOnline

— Shelby, Esq. (@shelbs0721) April 15, 2022

So do I. @HeinOnline is a gem of resource for federal legislative history.

— Laura Suttell (@lsuttell) April 1, 2022

Working on this section draft for my paper and I just noticed...my printed articles from @HeinOnline include the Bluebook citation for each article...I LOVE YOU HEIN!!! You just saved me from having to figure out my citations last-minute #lawschoollife

— Leasly Salazar (@LeaslySalazar18) February 27, 2022