Spring Break Hours: March 12-March 17, 2012
Monday-Thursday 8AM-4PM
Friday 8:30AM-4PM
Saturday CLOSED
Category Archives: Library News
New Books at Jeremy Richard Library
Technology Survey
The UCONN Libraries are conducting a short online survey of Undergraduates to discover what technologies you use and prefer-so we can serve you better.
Go to bit.ly/libtech2012. Upon completion of the survey, you may enter to win one of three $100 gift cards to the UConn Co-op.
New Book at Jeremy Richard Library
New Items at Jeremy Richard Library ~ Films
See more from our Worldcat New Books list for stamref 2012!
Good Reads for Black History Month in Your Library Collection!
Looking for a good book to read? Check out these great reads for Black History Month right in our library collection!
Great Reads@JRL
The Source for Active Learning services open Monday, 1/30/12
Free tutoring for UConn Students is offered on the first floor of the Jeremy Richard Library. Make an appointment today by logging on to: www.advapp.uconn.edu
Chemistry, Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, and Writing Tutors are available. Don’t hesitate to get a tutor! Start your semester off at a great pace.
New Books @ Stamford for January 2012
See more from our Worldcat New Books list for stamref 2012!
Campus Closure Today, Sat. 1/21/12
Due to inclement weather, the UConn Stamford Campus is closed. All classes and events for today, 1/21/12 are cancelled.
All “Emergency Support Services” are required to report as scheduled. Please continue to check the campus website, voicemail, text messaging, or the media for any changes to this announcement.
New Library Search Tool Launched~ Summon (Beta)
Find Everything in the Libraries’ Collections with One Search
The Libraries have introduced a new search tool that will enable users to do just one search to find the resources they need.
Functioning as a library catalog, a journal locator, a database locator, and a large full-text article database, the new search tool enables users to enter terms into a web-like search box to obtain licensed content from the Libraries’ entire collection. The technology behind the new search tool is called “Summon™,” and is provided by Serials Solutions®, a business unit of ProQuest®.
To use the new all-encompassing search tool, labeled “Everything @ UConn,” just insert a topic of interest. Users may then refine their search and specify parameters such as content type, subject, or date. For a more sophisticated search by, for example, author or journal title, users should use the “Advanced Search” option.
"Everything@UConn" - Try it!