Borrow And Request University Of Arizona Libraries

Borrow materials and technology from the library. Learn how to check out, renew, and return items and how to access your library account. How to check out or return an item and how to apply for a library card. Browse and reserve technology from the library. Place an item on hold or request materials from other libraries. Find media at the library, including ebooks and videos.

Pick up a Culture Pass from the Main Library to get free access to cultural and arts sites in Arizona. Not sure if you can request materials? Learn what you can access at the library. We'll email articles and book chapters to UA students, faculty, staff, and eligible designated campus colleague (DCCs) free of charge. If we own it in print, we can scan it for you. If we don't own it, we'll request it from another library.

Learn more about requesting materials from other libraries. You can place items on hold. Select the "Request this Item" button in the search results and we'll pull it from our shelves and place it on our hold shelf for you. Use your CatCard to check out books, journals, and more. See your requests and which items you have checked out through your account. We will automatically renew most materials as long as someone has not requested a hold and your library account is in good standing.

Not sure if you can check out and renew materials? Learn what you can access at the library. 1 year for UA undergrads and non-UA users 6 years for UA faculty, staff, grad students, and honor students Find books, articles, databases, journals, and more. An assortment of board games and puzzles available for checkout in CATalyst Studios in the Main Library

A collection of recreational titles over a wide range of genres available on the 3rd floor of the Main Library. A curated exhibit of our larger collection to highlight diverse identities, histories, and genres. Learn more about borrowing from our library. If you submitted an interlibrary loan or document delivery request prior to May 16, 2025, go to the legacy ILLiad account to: On May 19, 2025, we launched the new interlibrary loan and library search tools. The legacy ILLiad tool will be deactivated on December 19, 2025.

Learn more about interlibrary loan and document delivery. If we don't have the material you need, we can borrow it from another library. This is free for UA students, faculty, Emeritus faculty, staff, retired faculty or staff, and eligible designated campus colleagues (including affiliates, affiliate partners, associates, and associate partners). Not sure if you can request articles and book chapters? Learn what you can access at the library. We recently launched a new interlibrary loan tool that's built into the library search experience.

This page shows you how to request interlibrary loan items using the new tool. If you requested interlibrary loan items prior to May 15, 2025, you can continue to use them until the due date. We will continue to fulfill any pending requests. You can manage requests submitted prior to May 15, 2025 from the legacy interlibrary loan page. The request history in legacy interlibrary loan will not be migrated to your library account. We recommend taking a screenshot if you need to save your interlibrary loan history.

Sign into your library account, then use library search to find an item. Then, expand your search beyond UA Libraries by clicking the UA Libraries dropdown in the search box, and switch to UA Libraries and beyond. Or click expand your search near the top of your search results. Request Books, Articles & Other Materials Request through express retrieval. Select the "Request this Item" button in the search results and we'll pull it from our shelves and place it on hold for you.

We can also mail books and other library materials to distance students and faculty for free. Request a book by mail. Request it by selecting "Request this Item" in the search results. We'll notify you when it is ready to pick up (within 21 days). You can also submit an interlibrary loan request for the item. If we don't have a particular book that you need, we may be able to borrow it from another library or purchase it for our collection.

When viewing an item in Library Search, click on the "get it for me from other libraries" option. Select your preferred request option to place your request. Your loans can be accessed under "My Requests" in your library account See our Request Materials page for details. If we don't have a particular book that you need, we may be able to borrow it from another library or purchase it for our collection. When viewing an item in Library Search, click on the "get it for me from other libraries" option.

Select your preferred request option to place your request. Your loans can be accessed under "My Requests" in your library account Select the "UA Libraries and beyond" option in the drop-down in the search box. Click "expand your search" on top of the search results to view interlibrary loan items. If an item isn't available at our library but is through interlibrary loan, you'll see "Get it for me from other libraries" in the search results. Click on the item.

On the details page, the "Borrow this item from another library" section will show options to borrow the item from other libraries along with the expected delivery time. Select the "UA Libraries and beyond" option in the drop-down in the search box.

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