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Every four years we run an important, nationally-benchmarked electronic survey that helps us learn how our user community views library services, collections, and facilities. Please complete the online survey at http://go.uvm.edu/librarysurvey.
UVM Libraries are trialing a new resource. Please take a look!
You can now print from any device by simply uploading documents to the Pharos Print Center via a web browser or from your smartphone.
After 16 years as Director, Marianne Burke will retire from the Dana Medical Library Friday, March 30th. We wish Marianne well in her future endeavors!
Created by UVM students and for students, Rhume offers the ability to book library study rooms, find open spaces in favorite buildings, and join a growing network of student-run study groups; empowering the academic community with the touch of a finger. Download Rhume today! Rhume is available for IOS and Android devices.
Celebrate Women's History Month by checking out some of our new books written by and about extraordinary women.
Our digital collections have moved! After 10 years of delivering content through a system designed and built by Center for Digital Initiatives staff, we have migrated into a new platform. Islandora, built and maintained by an international community, allows us to introduce some exciting new features.
Take a trip up to the third floor and check out some of our recommended graphic novels! Gorgeously illustrated, quick reads to keep you company during the upcoming Winter Break.
Fall semester crunch time is here and it’s visible at Bailey/Howe Library. Saving you time, energy, and stress is our goal, especially during this busy time of year. Ask us!
This fall, the Bailey/Howe library added a new single-occupancy, gender-free restroom to our busy first floor. With this addition, Bailey/Howe is now home to six gender-free restrooms, accommodating eight simultaneous users, with access on each of the library’s four floors.
