UNC-Chapel Hill students, faculty and staff now have access to AVON and OverDrive, two platforms providing access to a diverse range of titles on video, audiobook and e-book.
In April 2020, UNC Press published “UNC A to Z: What Every Tar Heel Needs to Know about the First State University,” written by the University Libraries’ own University Archivist Nicholas Graham and former university historian Cecelia Moore. The illustrated book contains 350 entries covering the people, places and events that have made Carolina what it is. Graham and Moore recently answered five questions about the book, from their favorite entries to the things that most surprised them.
The University Libraries is launching a new delivery-by-mail service. Active Carolina faculty, students and staff within the continental United States can now opt to have books and other circulating materials mailed to them.
Outdoor book pickup to begin July 13. Davis Library, Health Sciences Library will open August 3.
The spring/summer 2020 issue of Windows magazine celebrates the Health Sciences Library’s 50 years, follows Library leaders on the Tar Heel Bus Tour and a preservation ambassador to Senegal, features donors Claude and Sarah Snow, and more.
Carolina and its libraries are on the front lines of an effort to transform how research is published and shared.
