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[Editor’s note: UC campuses have reopened since this post was created, and many of the pages linked below no longer exist. This post is maintained as an archive.]

UC’s academic community relies on library resources for teaching, learning and research. While campus library buildings are closed and scholars can’t browse the physical stacks or meet with librarians, the libraries are providing help through their websites. 

Each campus library has a central page for information about what resources are available and how to get in touch. Visit your library’s portal for more information about things like:

  • Expanded and free access to some materials during campus closures
  • Online research tools
  • Electronic delivery of interlibrary loan articles
  • Virtual research consultations
  • Requesting ebooks to add to the library’s collection
  • Streaming audio and video collections
  • Copyright guidance for remote instruction

UC Berkeley
COVID-19 Portal for UC Berkeley Library Users

UC Davis
Coronavirus – Library Resources

UC Irvine
UCI Library Services Available – COVID-19 Response

UCLA
COVID-19 Response: Library Information and Resources

UC Merced
Using the Library from Off Campus

UC Riverside
Library Resources & Services for Remote Users

UC San Diego
Library Services Available – COVID-19 Response

UCSF
Teaching and Learning Continuity
COVID-19 Research & Information Resources
Drop-in Zoom sessions during the closure

UC Santa Barbara
Remote Resources & Services for UCSB Library Users

UC Santa Cruz
Remote Access to eBooks, Online Journals, and Databases

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