University Libraries
The University Libraries at University of the Arts provide services and collections that educate and inspire students to be effective researchers and critical users of information and apply those skills to their artistic, creative and lifelong endeavors.
UArts’ Libraries reflect the broad range of interests and media UArts students are inspired by. Beyond books, the collections include art, music, films and videos, photography, rare books, numerous digital collections and more.
Centers for Learning
In the University Libraries, artists, dancers, musicians, media makers, graduate students and faculty come together to learn in a multidisciplinary environment.
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We have collections dedicated to different disciplines and in a variety of formats—print, digital (including access to numerous full-text and streaming databases, and e-reference works), videos, audio files, etc. No matter what you’re researching, you’ll gain access to the materials you need.
Albert M. Greenfield Library
Location: Anderson Hall, first floor and lower level
The Greenfield library, the University’s main library, contains materials covering art and design, dance, theater, music, media arts, literature, liberal arts, and other subjects.
Specialized collections include
- University Archives
- UArts Digital Collections
Visual Resources and Special Collections
Location: Anderson Hall, mezzanine level
The Libraries’ Visual Resources and Special Collections consists of a vast set of digital images and Special Collections of rare books, book arts, textiles and UArts theses.
As part of a wireless campus, the University Libraries also offer places to do homework, email family and friends, and search online resources.