Libraries
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.
Main Library, University Libraries
The go-to place to study, create, collaborate, and get things done. The Main Library is part of the , offering , friendly experts, a wide range of , and in-depth research collections that encourage new ideas and help build new connections.
Major Campus Libraries
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 ranging from the sciences, engineering, and technology to fine arts and architecture.
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.
The Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library supports the curricular, scholarship and research needs of the James E. Rogers College of Law's students and faculty, while providing legal materials and reference assistance for the University as a whole, the local bar association and the general public.
Discover archives of rare and unique documents, books, photographs, audiovisual recordings, letters, manuscripts and other original materials you can’t find anywhere else. Explore a wide range of topics through collections, exhibits, and events at Special Collections at the Main Library. Free and open to the public.
Other Campus Libraries
A research facility specializing in the archaeology and anthropology of the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico. The ASM library is a non-circulating research collection, open to the public during posted hours. The Library holds over 100,000 volumes, many of which are rare titles, including original research data and manuscripts, archaeological reports on Southwest-based field work, grey literature, and ephemera.
The library’s interdisciplinary collection of books, journals, technical and observatory reports, preprints, planetary maps, and computer resources supports research and teaching in planetary science, primarily at the graduate level.
A working collection that includes both frequently used and special materials in the fields of astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology and instrumentation.
One of the nation's finest and most extensive collections of contemporary poetry, this non-circulating library and archive is open to the public.
The Desert Laboratory Library is one of the best collections of Sonoran Desert scholarship. Filled with classics and more recent publications, the library is a valuable resource for researchers and students alike. The library is a non-circulating collection, open by appointment only.
The Worlds of Words Center is an open-stack, non-circulating collection of global children’s and adolescent literature. Holdings include original illustrations from published picturebooks. The center is open to the public with a new exhibit each semester and is available for a variety of courses, events, and functions.