The UC libraries are jointly evaluating and, in some cases, reducing resources currently licensed under consortial agreements. The impact on UCR users should be minimal.
The Inland Empire Archives Fair took place on October 22 under the arches of the Tomás Rivera Library walkway. Explore highlights and view photos from the day.
The UCR Library celebrated International Open Access Week from October 20–24 with a series of workshops and a panel discussion focused on all things open access.
Explore three days of presentations related to geographic information systems (GIS) at the free virtual UC GIS Week, November 18-20. Registration is now open!
The new VPN, Cisco Secure (AnyConnect), will be the required VPN for use on Linux, Chrome, Android, and iOS Devices on Monday, October 27. Those who manage their own devices can download the client now.
Are you a First Generation student with a creative side? Would you like the opportunity to display your creative work in an exhibition? Look no further!
Wed., Oct. 22: Join us and partners under the iconic arches of the Tomás Rivera Library from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. for the Inland Empire Archives Fair! We also have affiliated workshops taking place the same week!
Mon., Oct. 20 - Fri., Oct. 24: Join us for a series of workshops, presentations, and discussions designed to help the campus community learn about open access publishing, open data, open source projects and tools, and more!
This unique collection documents the history of the Trailfinders, a private school for boys and wilderness organization founded by Harry C. James in Hollywood, California in 1915.
The University of California Libraries have launched a pilot project to make Oxford University Press books authored by UC-affiliated scholars openly available.
Starting July 1, 2025, the National Institutes of Health requires peer-reviewed journal articles resulting from NIH-funded research be made freely available to the public immediately upon publication, with no embargo period.
