The Hardin Library will be closed for all home US football games. The 24-hour study will be available with an Iowa OneCard or UIHC Badge.
Cambus does not provide bus service near the VA, UIHC or Arena area until approximately 1 hour after game time. More Cambus game day bus information
Many roads are closed to traffic and parking lots are reserved for football. See map below.
Hardin Library is offering 11 open workshops in September. Sign up online or call 319-335-9151 to register.
| September 3 | APA Style |
| September 4 | Getting Started with Hardin Library resources |
| September 10 | Mobile resources |
| September 11 | EndNote Desktop |
| September 17 | Keeping Current |
| September 18 | Open Access Policies, Publishers & Predators |
| September 19 | PubMed |
| September 23 | ORCID |
| September 24 | Data Management Essentials |
| September 26 | Embase |
We have a series of three data management workshops scheduled this Fall:
Register online or by calling 319-335-9151. You do not need to register for all three, just the ones you need.
If these dates and times do not work for you, you may request individual sessions.
Guide to Research Data Services
Calendar of research data services events on campus
The Hardin Library has 11 group study rooms that can be reserved for up to 4 hours at a time whenever the library is open. Group study rooms are intended to be used by groups of 2 people or more. The 4th Floor of Hardin Library has quiet, personal studies available on a first-come, first-served basis.
To reserve a group study, click on “Reserve a Room” on Hardin’s website, and then select “Make reservations and view calendar” under Group Study Room Reservations.
Access any of this titles by going to http://purl.lib.uiowa.edu/clinicalkey and selecting “books.”
Hardin Library printing and public computers are provided by ITS.
Color printing is available from ALL public computers. Simply select ITC-Color as your printer and release the job from the print release station on 3rd Floor or in the Information Commons West.
Color printing is 15 cents per side. Black and white printing is 3 cents per side.
Printing charges go on your University Bill and will be deducted from faculty and staff paychecks if you have activated payroll deductions.
All loans due in June, 2019 should be returned or renewed. Materials due in June 2019 must be renewed or returned by October 1 to avoid being billed a replacement charge.
You may renew your loans:
You may return Hardin Library books to any University of Iowa Library.
You may return books from any University of Iowa Library to the Hardin Library.
You may return any University of Iowa Libraries books to Hardin Library via campus mail.
Hardin Library has a low barrier book return at the Newton Road entrance. Come inside the first set of doors and you will see a wooden book return with a slot (nothing to pull) for returns. You may return any University of Iowa books here. This door is near parking and is handicapped accessible.
JOHN OF GADDESDEN (1280?-1361). Rosa Anglica practica medicine a capite ad pedes. Pavia: Joannesantonius Birreta, 1492.
John studied at Merton College, Oxford, then practiced first at Oxford and later in London, where he was highly esteemed among his contemporaries. He was the first Englishman to be appointed court physician to an English king, Edward II, and is said to have been Chaucer’s model for the “Doctour of Physik” in the Canterbury tales.
Rosa Anglica was written around 1314 and was the first printed medical book written by an Englishman. It is not noted for its scientific approach to medicine and is not much more than a medical advisor for the layman. However, John covered his subject thoroughly and the book is typical of other medical works of the period. John called his book Rosa Anglica because a rose has five petals and his book had five parts which covered fevers, injuries, general hygiene, diet, and therapeutics. Being impressed with his ability and perhaps conceited, John made it clear to his readers that his book was superior to all other medical treatises, just as the rose is superior to other flowers.
Interim hours end on Monday, August 26.
Saturday, August 24 the library will be open 10am-2pm.
Sunday, August 25 the library will be open Noon-4pm.
| Monday-Thursday | 7:30am – Midnight |
| Friday | 7:30am – 8pm |
| Saturday | 10am-6pm |
| Sunday | Noon – Midnight |
The 24-hour study is available with a current Iowa One card or UIHC badge.
The Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and UBorrow system will be down for maintenance Tuesday, July 9 from 8-11pm. You will not be able to log in to the system or request loans from 8-11pm.
Please log in and request materials after the system returns.