Datapoints: News From the Lippincott Library of the Wharton School
Welcome to Lippincott Library, WG '28 and WH '30
Welcome to Penn, Wharton and to the Lippincott Library of the Wharton School. We want to share some of the resources and services that are available from the library that can help you throughout your time at Penn.
The Lippincott Library provides support to you in a variety of ways.
RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. Email us (lippincott@wharton.upenn.edu), call us at 215-898-5924 or contact a subject specialist for your topic. Schedule a consultation for yourself or your team. We know where to find the resources that you need quickly.
BUSINESS FAQ. Search by keyword to find resources on your topic such as market research, analyst reports, financial ratios, and many more.
DOCUMENT DELIVERY. Need an article or book chapter? Send an email to docdel@wharton.upenn.edu with the citation information. Note that we cannot supply course material (including bulkpack items or chapters from textbooks).
WHARTON LAB COMPUTERS AND PRINTERS. Too crowded at Huntsman? Come over to Lippincott and use the Wharton Lab machines here.
GROUP STUDY ROOMS. Have a team project, group presentation or club meeting? Reserve a room for your meeting.
YABLON FINANCIAL RESOURCES LAB. Bloomberg is your fingertips, as well as other financial resources such as Crunchbase.
Other resources such as Morningstar Direct and Real Capital Analytics are available elsewhere in Lippincott. Ask to be logged in at the Lippincott Information Desk.
Workshops are provided on a variety of topics including Bloomberg, R, Excel, and other financial platforms.
OFFICE HOURS. Every Monday – Thursday we come to you. Reference librarians are available from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm in JMHH G91. Drop in and get fast answers to your job search or research questions.
TEXTBOOKS. Available for many Wharton courses at the Lippincott Information Desk. They can be checked out for three hours and used within the library building.
SUBJECT/COURSE GUIDES. Subject specialists have prepared Guides by subject area or course. Use these to find resources for your projects and assignments.
Be in the know! Create accounts to WSJ.com, NYT, Washington Post, Financial Times and Bloomberg.com
The catalog is the Library’s discovery tool. Use the Find It search box to look for books, journals, videos and more. You can also use the Advanced Search for more complicated searches.
Stop by, introduce yourself, and see what we have to offer!