The University of Vemont Libraries: Bailey/Howe Library

We asked everyone who works in Bailey/Howe—from the ground floor to the third floor—to tell us about their favorite person, place or thing in this building. Their answers are this exhibit. From old-school media equipment that’s still in use to books about Bigfoot, we invite you to “Discover This.” (And us in the process.)

The Libraries’  latest edition of “In Circulation,” our annual newsletter, is ready for your viewing pleasure.  Discover what’s new in our collections, who’s new to our roster of colleagues, as well as what we’re doing for our campus and community.  Here’s a sample of what you’ll find inside:  Special Collections Turns 50; A Librarian Speaks with President Obama; and, Architectural Plans for the Billings Renovation Project. Read it and reap.

The UVM Libraries are proud to introduce CATQuest, a new search engine that provides information about, and access to, a wide variety of research materials from the UVM Libraries and beyond. You’ll find books, journals, scholarly articles, newspaper and magazine articles, digital items and more. A large selection of the journals and other online sources we subscribe to at UVM are in CATQuest. Nearly everything in the UVM Libraries is included. CATQuest is now available via the search box on our library’s homepage. If you’re a fan of what we’re calling our classic library catalog, never fear − you’ll find that prominently featured as well. Click here if you need information on how to use CATQuest.

And as always, let us know what you think!