Begin your research with the LexisNexis® Academic service by completing the form as described below and then click the Sign In button.

• Remember My Sign-In Information
• Bypass the Sign-In Page
• Use a Secure Connection

ID

Enter your LexisNexis ID.

Password

Enter your LexisNexis password.

Forgot My Password

Click this link to receive an email with access to your password information.

Sign In

After providing your ID and password, click this button to begin your session.

Remember My Sign-In Information

• To save your sign-in information, click this check box. On subsequent sessions, you will not have to type your ID and password each time you sign in. You'll need to re-save your sign-on information:
  
  
  • If you use more than one browser
  
  
  
  • If you sign on from more than one network (for example, if you take your laptop to another location, such as home or an internet café).
    
    
  Note:This function is not recommended for use on public workstations.  All research performed at a workstation will be assigned to the ID in use when "Remember my Sign-In Information" was checked, and that ID will accrue charges accordingly.
  
  
• To turn off the "Remember my Sign In information" option, sign off the LexisNexis Academic service and click the "Un-save my Sign-In information" link on the screen that appears.
  
  

Bypass the Sign-In Page

If you prefer to bypass the homepage where you sign in, do the following:

1. Enter your ID and password as described above.
   
   
2. Check the "Remember My Sign-In Information" check box.
   
   
3. Use your browser's bookmark feature to point to the LexisNexis Academic service(www.lexisnexis.com/us/lnacademic)

Use a Secure Connection (SSL) for Entire Session

Secured Sockets Layer is the standard encryption protocol used to provide a secure connection. With SSL in place, information is encrypted before it is transmitted between your computer and LexisNexis, blocking any attempt to observe this information by another party.

Your LexisNexis sign-in information is always sent over a secure connection using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). 

• To transmit your entire session with a secure connection, click the "Use a Secure Connection for Entire Session" check box.
  
  
• SSL encryption may result in slightly slower system performance over a dial-up connection.
  
  
• To turn off the secure connection, click the Sign-Off link at the top of any Academic page, then sign back on, leaving the "Use a secure connection for entire session" box unchecked.