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University Libraries transitions to new PubMed

The National Library of Medicine (NLM) has completed its transition to a new PubMed platform. This new interface incorporates changes to both the inner workings of PubMed (e.g. search algorithms/term mapping) as well as to the look and feel of...

2020 Data Visualization Challenge winners announced

Congratulations to the winners of the 2020 Data Visualization Challenge hosted by the Office of Digital Innovation & Stewardship at the University of Arizona Libraries. They are Kelsey Gonzalez, Reagen Leimbach, Rob Lucha, Stephanie Martin, Miranda Rintoul and Jazmyn Winzer...

Special Collections awarded grant to digitize Andrew Ellicott Douglass films

The University of Arizona Libraries Special Collections has been awarded a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) . The $39,175 grant supports the project, "Preserving the Films of Andrew Ellicott Douglass, Astronomer, Archaeologist,...

HathiTrust offers online emergency access to Libraries print collection

Note: Access is no longer available. Through a strategic partnership with HathiTrust, over 1 million of the UA Libraries’ physical books are available to UA students, faculty, researchers and staff in electronic format through the HathiTrust Digital Library. Books...

Jerry Perry receives 2020 Marcia C. Noyes Award

Jerry Perry , associate dean for health sciences for the University of Arizona Libraries and director of the University of Arizona Health Sciences Library, was recognized by the Medical Library Association with the 2020 Marcia C. Noyes Award. The Medical...

University makers race to provide personal protective equipment [UANews]

Creators across campus are designing and manufacturing solutions for local hospitals short on equipment like masks, face shields and more.

A message from University Libraries Dean Shan Sutton

Dear colleagues, students and community members, It goes without saying that things have changed for all of us over the last few weeks. In these uncertain times, our commitment at University Libraries to support UA students, faculty and researchers remains...

Startup responds to coronavirus with free online tools for educators [UANews]

Librarians who developed a novel online instructional system are giving it away until the end of spring semester.

University of Arizona Press opens up access to monographs and textbooks in response to COVID-19 crisis

In an effort to support instructors and students as they transition to remote learning arrangements in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, The University of Arizona Press has opened up access to its digital scholarly monographs, including its widely adopted Latinx...

17 online and remote learning tips for students

We know that transitioning to online and remote learning is not easy. To support you, we compiled 17 tips from our librarians and staff members. Library resources You can live chat with experts at the library every day of the...

#WeAreUAZLibraries: Lucy Provost

#WeAreUAZLibraries is a bi-weekly series that introduces our staff on Facebook and Instagram . Meet Lucy Provost! What do you do? I have a public-facing role and a behind-the-scenes role at the library. Mornings you can find me at the...

Technology borrowing and 3D printing return to Main Library

During the week of spring break (March 9-13), we’ll move our technology borrowing and 3D printing services back to the Main Library 1st floor. These services were temporarily located in room 200S of the Albert B. Weaver Science-Engineering Library due...

Coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention and updates

What you need to know about the coronavirus and our campus community.

Apply to the Data Visualization Challenge

The Office of Digital Innovation & Stewardship at the University of Arizona Libraries is holding a data visualization challenge to highlight how University of Arizona students use visual displays of data to tell stories.

Spending reduction plan for information resources announced

Due to ongoing, year-over-year inflation in the cost of journals, databases, and other information resources, combined with a flat information access budget, the University Libraries are initiating a plan to reduce spending by approximately $500,000 in fiscal year 2020-21 in...

Natasha Zake awarded 2019 Greenfield Scholarship

Congratulations to Natasha Zake , recipient of the 2019 Naomi and Samuel Greenfield Endowed Scholarship . This competitive $1,000 scholarship is given to one student employee at the Libraries, based upon how they exhibit kindness in the workplace. Natasha is...

Anthony Sanchez selected for ARL Leadership and Career Development Program

Assistant Librarian Anthony Sanchez has been selected as a 2020-21 fellow for the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Leadership and Career Development Program (LCDP) . This competitive, yearlong program is open to mid-career librarians and addresses the need for...

University Libraries joins consortium to fund Open Library of Humanities

The University of Arizona Libraries are pleased to join the Open Library of Humanities ' Library Partnership Subsidy system. The Open Library of Humanities is an open access journal that publishes peer-reviewed scholarship across the humanities disciplines. With initial funding...

Collections as Data grant to support student data literacy using historical newspapers

Newspapers are an important primary resource and source of inquiry in undergraduate courses of various disciplines. A cross-campus group of University of Arizona librarians and faculty members has been awarded a Collections as Data: Part to Whole grant funded by...

#WeAreUAZLibraries: Saad Dagher

#WeAreUAZLibraries is a bi-weekly series that introduces our staff on Facebook and Instagram . Meet Saad Dagher! What do you do? I work behind the scenes with Technical Services in the Delivery, Description, & Acquisitions department. I am involved in...

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