UI Libraries Blogs & Feeds

This summer the Studio will pilot a new fellowship program with the help of the University of Iowa Graduate College and the Studio Steering Committee. Nine current graduate students have […]

The March, 2013 John Martin Rare Book Room open house featured books and art on The Plague. Alice M. Phillips edited the original exhibit materials and designed an online exhibit: […]

By Julia Rohn, Museum Studies Intern Picture this: My eyes are closed so as to not ruin the surprise. A heavy door opens, groaning. Parchment permeates the air, warm and […]

The fourth episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by School of Library and Information graduate student Elizabeth Riordan. Liz reads a poem from Helen Keller from […]

Cuban Culture and Cultural Relations is a primary-source collection of ca. 45,000 fully-searchable documents from the Casa de las Américas in Havana, documenting the culture and cultural relations of Revolutionary […]

The University of Iowa History of Medicine Society invites you to a lecture by Kirilka Stavrena, Professor of English at Cornell College.  Attracted to Ill Humors, or What Hope for Shakespeare’s […]

The Pomerantz Business Library, as you know it, will be closing today, May 12th at 5pm. Next week (May 15-19) will will remain closed as we move into our temporary […]

Hardin Library will be open less hours for the rest of May, beginning on Saturday, May 13. The 24-hour study will be available when the library is closed.  Apply for […]

Jennifer Lam-Lu is receiving a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, Global Health track.  Jennifer is currently looking for a job in sales or administration but is also considering teaching […]

GUESS HOW MUCH COFFEE!! How many gallons of free coffee will be consumed in the Engin Library May 8-13? Post your guess by Wed 6pm to win a mug! #uienglibcoffee! […]

Study for finals at the Sciences Library! We’ll be open from 8:30 a.m. – 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Friday. The following special […]

Hardin Library is examining medicine through the eyes of William Shakespeare this month. Currently on display on Hardin’s 3rd floor is the National Library of Medicine traveling exhibit, “And There’s […]

The UI Libraries recently obtained a license to InCites, a citation-based evaluation tool for academic and government administrators to analyze institutional productivity and benchmark output against peers in a national […]

Hard to believe that it is already time for finals!! We have extended our hours and will have free coffee and hot chocolate to help you make it through! Extended […]

The third episode of Historically Yours is here and this time we’re joined by School of Library and Information graduate student Ben Schmidt. Ben reads a letter from Warren G. […]

Books checked out by Faculty and Professional Staff  will be due on June 4, 2018. Books checked out by Graduate or Undergraduate Honors students will be due on June 27, 2018. […]

Hardin Library offers a quiet environment for studying along with free coffee Friday afternoon, May 5-Friday May 12. Therapy dogs visit Friday, May 5 from 5-6:30pm. The library is open […]

April 28th is National Superhero Day! And what better way to be a Superhero than by doing your part to save our planet!?   Paper or Plastic? Paper or plastic? […]

Eric Rumsey, one of Hardin Library’s most senior employees, retired on April 3, 2017. As Web Services Librarian, Eric most recently worked on Hardin Libraries Twitter @hardinlib, and conducted research […]

Center for the Book faculty member and book artist Emily Martin chooses a format for each work that assists in telling the story she wants to tell with the content. […]