Use to locate books, print and electronic journals, government information, DVDs, and other materials that UVM has in its collection. This interface allows you to structure complex searches easily. This search will not locate articles.

This resource is a searchable database of library collections across the United States, Canada and many other countries. Well over a billion records describe books, multimedia, serials, maps, and other information resources. Materials identified through WorldCat can be ordered through UVM's Interlibrary Loan Service.

This resource provides access to millions of digitized titles that are in the public domain. Use it to locate historic or primary source materials from around the world. Use is open to everyone but UVM affiliates can log in to download texts for offline use.

This collection includes archival and documentary streaming video. Search by keyword or browse by date, subject, people, place, and more. Each video includes a transcript, and users may create clips for use in teaching.

In addition to articles, JSTOR also has a huge image library.

This resource has recordings of music from every period of American history, reflecting the diversity of America's musical life. Traditional and popular genres are included, as well as spoken word and film music.

This audio resource, produced in partnership with Smithsonian Folkways, offers listeners access to a wide variety of recorded music and spoken word, including folk songs and world music, poetry, historic events, lectures and language instruction, and music for dance.

This database provides federal and state legal materials including law review articles, court decisions, statutes, regulations, and the legal encyclopedias American Jurisprudence and Corpus Juris Secundum. It also includes full-text news and business articles and company information.