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Instructional Technology Lab Opens in Daley Library

The Academic Computing and Communications Center (ACCC) opened its east campus Instructional Technology Lab (ITL-East) in the Richard J. Daley Library at the beginning of the spring 2008 semester. ITL-East is located at…

New Interlibrary Loan Service Starts January 22

The UIC Library will introduce a new interlibrary loan service in January 2008. The name of the existing interlibrary loan system–MyILL@UIC–will remain the same, but users will notice significant improvements. After completing a…

Changing Neighborhoods Exhibit Explores Chicago Settlements

The UIC Library’s Special Collections department has launched an online interpretive exhibit about how the residents of seven Chicago settlement houses worked to improve the lives of people living in poor neighborhoods during…

UIC Library Holiday Break Hours

The UIC Library will have shortened hours from December 22, 2007 through January 1, 2008. Please see the Hours and Locations page for information about specific library locations., field_56ba6f8fdb00c

de Vise Papers Available in University Archives

The papers and research files of urban sociologist Pierre de Vise are available in University Archives. The late researcher was known for declaring Chicago to be America’s most segregated city in his 1967…

Libraries and E-Government: Current Status and Key Issues

In recent years, libraries have taken on a range of roles and responsibilities in the provision of e-government services and resources. John Carlo Bertot, professor and associate director of the Information Use Management…

XreferPlus is now Credo Reference

Last year, the Library of the Health Sciences-Urbana/UIC libraries began providing access to XreferPlus, an exciting online resource. Recently, XreferPlus underwent a name change, and is now known as Credo Reference. Everything you…

New resources: Religion databases

The Library has purchased six new databases for the study of religion, theology and philosophy. The ATLA/ATLAS database, produced by the American Theological Library Association, is brought to users by EBSCO instead of…

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