Materials in the Libraries

A librarian conducts a research consultation session with a student. The librarian hands the student a book.

The University Libraries are home to a wealth of physical and digital resources and materials.

Using our Library Search discovery tool you can identify most of the materials in the Libraries' main collection of books, journals, maps, videos, and other materials commonly found in traditional academic library collections. The Libraries also offers lendable technology such as VR equipment, access to the Makerspace at DeLaMare Library, anatomical models for checkout, and access to maps and ArcGIS.

Need help with online materials and access? Visit our Online Access page.

Multicolored model of a human heart.

Anatomical models

Explore 3D models of bones, muscles, organs and systems available for checkout.

@One team members look at a digital camera in the lendable technology space.

Lendable technology

Check out the VR, audio and video equipment available at the @One.

Plat map from the General Land Office maps collection.

Map collections

Find GIS, Geography, and Geological resources and tools.

Team members standing in front of equipment in the Makerspace.

Making resources

Discover the fabrication equipment and tools available at the Makerspace.

A special collections team member working with negatives in the reading room.

Archival collections

Search Special Collection's vast repository of historical materials and archival collections.

Student working on a computer in the Knowledge Center.

Library Search

Use the Libraries' one-stop search to find books, e-books, videos, articles and more.