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The University Libraries are pleased to announce a new transformative agreement that will provide full-text access to all of the major research publisher Wiley’s online journals.
UVM Libraries now provides access to BioRender, a web application that assists in creating professional scientific figures for grants, publications, and posters.
Silver Special Collections is pleased to announce the launch of our latest digital collection, Diaries. The collection provides access to more than thirty digitized and transcribed Vermont diaries from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth century.
The UVM Libraries are pleased to announce the implementation of Article Galaxy Scholar, a new tool to enhance Interlibrary Loan and article access services. The service will be integrated into the Libraries’ existing discovery tools, such as CATQuest and the “Find it @ UVM” feature embedded in many research databases.
The University Libraries are disappointed to announce that ClinicalKey, a large collection of biomedical books and journals, will no longer be available to the UVM community, starting on October 22nd. Unfortunately, negotiations with Elsevier, the publisher behind these resources, came to an unfruitful conclusion. Our budget cannot bear the quadrupled price increase Elsevier proposed.
We are thrilled to welcome you to campus, whether you are returning after some time off or joining us for the first time.
The UVM Libraries are proud to announce the return of statistical consulting services, with walk in hours available in Howe and Dana libraries.
After fifteen years as Director of the University Libraries’ Silver Special Collections and over thirty years of service to the University of Vermont, Library Professor Jeffrey Marshall will slowly transition to retirement.
Welcome! The UVM Libraries will be open for the summer session. Read on for details.
The new tenth edition of the “Intellectual Freedom Manual,” published by ALA Editions in collaboration with ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF) is now available. This new edition was made possible with the help of UVM Libraries' own Trina Magi (Assistant Editor). Both in and out of the library, Trina works tirelessly to advocate for privacy and intellectual freedom.
