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The University of Vermont Board of Trustees voted to remove the name of Guy W. Bailey, UVM’s 13th president, from the main university library.The official name for the building, previously Guy W. Bailey/David W. Howe Memorial Library, will now be David W. Howe Memorial Library.
You can now browse electronic journals and find articles with BrowZine, a web-based resource. Learn more about how to access this tool.
International Open Access Week is October 22 – 28, 2018! As a scholar, why should you support and participate in open access publishing models?
Check out the New Books section at the Bailey/Howe, located on the first floor near the stairs.
Kanopy is is a platform for streaming video, including feature films and documentaries from around the world. There are some important new changes for faculty to be aware of as they plan class content or viewing assignments that rely on this resource.
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.
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.
