Access more than 4,000 magazines, newspapers, periodicals, scientific and professional journals, and trade publications with your UIAA membership. Please view the ProQuest Training Guide for help using this database. For a list of titles available with your UIAA membership, see the ABI/INFORM title list and the Research Library title list. [Please note that the title lists are subject to change at any time.]
Browse a list of online resources available to all alumni.
Contact the Circulation Office for more information about your borrowing privileges and how to obtain a courtesy card.
Browse our Student Life and Culture Archive, view resources from our Fraternity Chapter History Project, or read about the history of the name " Fighting Illini."
View the list of Bronze Tablet Award recipients from 1925 through the present.
The University Library--in cooperation with CITES--now offers public wireless connectivity for campus visitors. This service is available in the public areas in most Library facilities. The complete list of public wireless locations on campus is available at the CITES UI Public Wireless website. Public wireless is intended for visitors who have no formal affiliation with the University. With a wireless-enabled laptop, visitors can connect to the Internet using a web browser and can send and receive email using an off-campus email server. Information on getting started is available on the CITES UI Public Wireless website. Because UI Public Wireless is NOT recommended for campus affiliates, members of the University community should continue to use their active NetID or UI guest account to connect to UIUCnet Wireless,the fully-functional campus wireless network.
If you have problems using with public wireless: The public wireless service is managed and supported by CITES. You may contact the CITES Help Desk at 244-7000.
Campus information regarding finance and statistics, governance, human resources, student information, the Bronze Tablet Award and other sources of campus information.
Stay alert for changing weather patterns in Central Illinois.
Search for books, videos and other materials held by the University Library.
Search for articles in online journals, reference tools, newspapers and much more. You may access these resources from any library public-access computer and any off-campus computer if you've been issued a NetID and password.
If the University Library does not own what you are looking for, you can request the item from a member of I-Share, a community of academic institutions that share borrowing privileges.
Can't find it on campus or in I-Share Online? Online forms are provided to request research materials that are not available through I-Share Online. Instructions are available on how to locate materials not available at UIUC.
Quick and easy library tutorials that will help you locate books, online journals, course reserves, and more.
Dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other quick-fact sources.
If you have a NetId and password and an i-card, you already have access to the library. Your library number is located on your i-card.
If your department has provided you with an Allied Card, please contact Cinda Pippenger, Central Circulation Office at 333-2079.
If you've got questions, we've got answers!
Attend a library tour either in person or virtually.
Hands-on learning designed for you through library workshops.
Find the departmental library that serves your discipline.
Subject specialist librarians are here to help you with your research. There are myriad ways for us to help you including through online chat, email, phone, in-person drop in, and by appointment. We are here to help you with everything from starting your research project to assisting with complicated citation verifications for PhD candidates.
Daytime parking on the University of Illinois campus can be difficult, and it may be more convenient to walk to some destinations. Check out our virtual maps for more details. Between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., visitors may park in metered spaces along streets and in metered spaces in parking lots and facilities indicated in blue on the campus map. All other campus lots are reserved for permit holders only, and your car may be towed if you park in prohibited spaces. University lots are open to visitors after 6 p.m. and on weekends and holidays, subject to posted restrictions. In addition to campus facilities, a municipal lot is located on Green Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. Meters are 75 cents an hour in 20 minute increments.
Please note: Although not marked on the campus parking map, the parking lot to the west of the Main Library Building is a metered parking lot which does not require a parking permit. Meters are typically not enforced in this parking lot after 6 p.m. and on weekends. Please read the parking meter for enforcement policies. This parking lot also has five designated accessible parking spaces.
Visitors may also take advantage of the campus's Motorist Assistance Program for help with keys locked in cars, dead batteries, and certain other kinds of minor car problems. Call 244-HELP (244-4357).
For additional information on parking at the University of Illinois, contact the Facilities and Services Parking Department, 1110 West Springfield, Urbana, 333-3530.
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