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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. Choose a location to learn more about what each library offers, as well as find parking information and floor maps. Looking for a particular book or collection?

Learn how to locate books and other materials. How to visit and contact the Main Library, which also hosts CATalyst Studios. How to visit and contact the Science-Engineering Library. Visit and access materials from the Health Sciences Libraries in Tucson and Phoenix. The expertise, technologies, resources, services, and research support at our state-of-the-art libraries make it easy for all disciplines to dive deep into knowledge. The go-to place to study, create, collaborate, and get things done.

The Main Library is part of the Student Success District, offering flexible spaces, friendly experts, a wide range of technology, and in-depth research collections that encourage new ideas and help build new connections. Located on the University of Arizona Health Sciences campus, the Health Sciences Library–a National Library of Medicine-designated resource library for the state–advances healthcare, education, and research by delivering quality information through innovation and service. The Weaver Library is part of the Student Success District, providing technology-rich spaces–including study rooms, a learning studio, a family study room, a rehearsal performance room, and the University's first collaborative learning classroom–plus collections... Experience this one-of-a-kind archive, museum and research center dedicated to photography as an art form and cultural record. The Center’s changing exhibits include key collections of Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, Garry Winogrand, Harry Callahan and other great 20th century photographers. These course guides will help you get started on your assignments.

These subject guides will help you with research in particular fields. These topic guides will help you with research on specific topics. Main Library | 1510 E. University Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85721 (520) 621-6442 University Information Security and Privacy

RESERVE SPACE IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES BUILDING HOURS See detailed library hours Students from all disciplines and majors have access to the University Libraries' cutting-edge creative spaces, individual quiet study rooms and digital technologies for collaborative and individual learning. The renovated Main Library creates a two-floor ecosystem dedicated to technology, skill development, collaborative research, and experiential learning to elevate the student experience at the University. Spaces and resources on the 1st and 2nd floors include: A hub for experimenting and testing new initiatives, the Albert B.

Weaver Science-Engineering Library hosts a number of technology-rich spaces and houses materials in areas such as life and physical sciences, engineering and technology, military sciences, and fine arts. Spaces and resources include: The go-to place to study, create, collaborate, and get things done. The Main Library offers flexible spaces, friendly experts, a wide range of technology, and in-depth research collections that encourage new ideas and help build new connections. Visitors can park at the Cherry Avenue Garage just east of the library. There are also metered parking spots on Cherry Ave.

just north of Fourth St. Main LibraryUniversity of Arizona1510 E. University Blvd.Tucson, AZ 85721-0055(520) 621-6442 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. Find the support and guidance you need to succeed in the classroom and beyond. Explore tutoring options, connect with academic advisors, access the course catalog, and plan your academic journey - from your first semester to graduation.

Find the resources you need to navigate difficulties and meet your basic needs, ensuring your success both inside and outside the classroom. Financial Wellness - Managing personal finances, budgeting, and financial literacy. Student Success & Retention Innovation - Personalized academic support, mentoring, and skill-building resources. Thrive Center - Mentorship and resources for first-generation college students. Use the library search to find a print book: You can locate print books in the library by call number or place items on hold.

Learn more about searching for books using our search tips or watching our library search video tutorials. If we don't have the book you need, you can request a print copy through interlibrary loan. You can use WorldCat to find print books from libraries worldwide. You can also request a purchase. Arts, Wellness and Health Humanities Reading

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