UC and Taylor & Francis sign a memorandum of understanding for a four-year read and publish agreement that will make it easier and more affordable for UC researchers to publish open access articles.
The vast majority of Taylor & Francis content remains available. However, access to some current-year content (2024) in Taylor & Francis journals will not be directly available via Taylor & Francis Online. We have recommendations for getting the articles you may need.
We've merged our Acquisitions Unit and Metadata and Technical Services Department to create the Acquisitions, Description, and Discovery (ADD) Department!
Discover what Dr. Phoenix Alexander, our Jay Kay Klein and Doris Klein Science Fiction Librarian, has been up to lately. Be sure to scroll to the end for a video that showcases our Eaton Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy!
The UCR Library’s Special Collections & University Archives is thrilled to present a digital collection of fanzines, an exciting online resource for researchers of science fiction at UCR.
The UCR Library is excited to announce our new access to Roper iPoll, a comprehensive database containing public opinion polling data and survey research.
This summer, the Tomás Rivera Library is undergoing a few construction projects. While these projects mean temporary section closures, the improvements will make a big difference.
This summer, the UCR Library is hosting its first-ever robotics camp for undergraduate students. Participants will build robots and learn AI basics through hands-on activities.
Ancestral Futures is an arts & literary magazine published by Special Collections & University Archives that invited contributors to reimagine the archive through poetry, creative writing, photography, and collage.
The UCR Library's Finals Week Stress Relief is back, Monday, June 3 - Thursday, June 13. This quarter, we have craft events, food giveaways, contests, and more! Our partners this quarter are ASUCR Internal Affairs, The Well's Active Minds, Basic Needs, and the ARC!
Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) will be open by appointment only for at least the summer quarter (June 17 - September 23, 2024), due to upcoming building construction projects.
April 22-26, the UCR Library’s Creat’R Lab hosted its 2nd annual Maker Week, which included the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fair. The event, co-sponsored by Blackstone LaunchPad and ASUCR, showcased the creativity and technical prowess of UCR students.
