Government Sources by Subject: Congressional Floor and Committee Schedules

U.S. House of Representatives legislative activities schedule, including floor proceedings, bills, and votes.

An alphabetical, daily schedule of U.S. House of Representative committee hearings.

Live video streaming of U.S. House of Representative committee meetings.

U.S. Senate Legislative and Executive calendars, as well as current and previous floor schedules.

Recent U.S. Senate floor actions including bills introduced and roll call votes. Covers the previous five days that the Senate convened.

Provides a brief description of each committee meeting and hearing scheduled to take place today, and on days thereafter.

View congressional floor, congressional committee, presidential, and press events for today and tomorrow. Updated throughout the day. Access for all on-campus; login required from off-campus.

House and Senate floor and committee schedules.

91st congress (1969-70)-current. (Missing 97th congress 1981-82.) 1996-current available online (see next link) and is updated daily when Congress is in session.

1996-current. House and Senate calendars are updated daily when in session and are cumulative for the entire session.

2010-current. Enter committee schedule in the Advanced Search box, then narrow the results of that search by choosing the most recent date under "Relevance", and the desired "Committee Source" in righthand bar; includes hearings and markup meetings. Updated daily while in session.

Spans 1789-2010 in multiple editions. Covers House and Senate. Includes the dates a committee was established and terminated (if applicable) and the committee members for each congress. Other editions include 1947-1992 and 1993-2010. Print only.

Current congress only. Click on a committee to go to that committee's website. Navigation to member lists vary, but common locations are under "about" or "inside the committee".

Current congress only. Pick a committee from the drop-down list to view a list of members, list of subcommittees, and a link to the committee's website.