UVM Libraries has a rich collection spanning three library locations. We have physical and digital resources to support your work. Browse this page to learn how to find and access resource types like books, film, maps, and more. Learn about our specialized health sciences and Vermont collections and more!

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Books

Of course the Libraries have many books! Learn more about how to access ebooks, search CATQuest, or find out what’s new.

Health sciences collections

Dana Health Sciences Library offers many health sciences resources including anatomical models and a medical history collection.

Special Collections

Silver Special Collections offers books, manuscripts, broadsides, rare books and more. Our collections focus on Vermont topics, the University Archives and rare books.

Federal and government documents

Federal and government documents are published by the government on a wide range of topics. Learn more about this rich collection.

Film

UVM Libraries offers streaming video, DVDs, and more. Learn more about how to navigate this collection.

Journals and periodicals

Find journals online using our A-Z list or Browzine, a personalizable interface for interacting with our subscribed journal content.

Use our Document Delivery service to request a copy of an article.

Want a more IRL experience? From The New Yorker to Vermont magazine, second floor Howe has periodicals and a spot for reading. 

Maps

You’ll find maps, atlases and more location-based materials at both Howe Library and Silver Special Collections. Learn about our collection.

Music and audio

UVM Libraries collects streaming audio, CDs, vinyl records, and musical scores. Learn about our audio and musical offerings.

Newspapers

UVM Libraries offers access to popular newspapers like the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. We also have access to a rich collection of historical newspapers. Find out more about this collection.

UVM ScholarWorks

Our institutional repository collections UVM theses and dissertations, student presentations, faculty publications and more.

Free museum and historic site passes

Drop by the Howe Library circulation desk and borrow a pass for admission to ECHO (year round), the Vermont History Museum and Center, Vermont State Historic Sites, and the Rokeby Museum (seasonal - May-October). Dana Library's main desk also lends a pass to Vermont State Historic Sites. These passes are available to any of our UVM patrons or guest borrowers.

McCrorey Gallery

H. Lawrence McCrorey was one of the first Black faculty members at UVM in the 1960s. When he retired in 1995, the H. Lawrence McCrorey Gallery of Multicultural Art was created to commemorate McCrorey and his work in fighting racism both at the University of Vermont and in the state at large. Located on the first floor of the Howe Library, the Gallery displays works that focus on racism, diversity, and social issues, created by contemporary artists of color. 

Are you looking to borrow microphones, cameras and more from our media lab? Explore our collection, then reserve your equipment.

Reserve equipment

Are you interested in microform and don't know how to use the machines? Are you looking for another format we haven't highlighted above?

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