With over 6 million volumes in the 'stacks', finding books at Illinois is a three-step process. Chances are, much of what you'll need for your research will be waiting for you. Let's start with the online catalog, but if it's not there, I-Share may be the answer. Interlibrary Loan will search across the globe to help you locate the essentials for your research. (...more)
The University Library holds a wide variety of media items and games to support the curricular and recreational needs of the Illinois community. You can watch classic films such as The Maltese Falcon or check out Dance Dance Revolution. As if that wasn't exciting enough, there are classes at the University of Illinois that research gaming. (...more)
The University of Illinois Library is a huge place. But we're here to make it easier for you. Did you know that we are one of the few academic libraries to shelve books by the Dewey Decimal System? Investigate how the library is organized and learn how to read a call number. Also, get answers to logistical questions about wireless and printing in the library. (...more)
The University Library subscribes to over 90,000 online research resources. As an increasing amount of research is published online, the library can help you find the authoritative and accessible source. The online collection represents the interdisciplinary nature of research today. If the library doesn't subscribe to your journal, then our Interlibrary Loan service can get it for you. (...more)
Your research process is improved by utilizing the library! Online research tools, guides, basic instructions, tours, workshops, and citation management can help you wade through the incredible amount of resources available to you from a premier research institution. (...more)
Subject specialist librarians are here to help you with your research. You can get help through personal consultations or via phone, chat, or email. (...more)
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