On October 5, 2020, UAB Libraries Interlibrary Loan (ILL) and Document Delivery will resume borrowing and lending of physical items.

Public Health Information Literacy Certificate Course Now Available for Fall 2020

Registration for the Fall 2020 Business Research Toolkit is now open until September 4th or until all spots are filled.

COVID-19 has challenged us in many ways. During the pandemic, have you recorded, photographed or written down your own outlook on the events? Everybody living through these times has a story to tell, and we want to help preserve yours.

In order to streamline Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services and provide an easier ILL experience for our users, the UAB Libraries is changing the way you access your ILL account. Beginning on September 1, 2020, all ILL requests must be made through the UAB Libraries ILL website. This will allow all UAB users to access their ILL account from a single website and eliminate the need to maintain multiple ILL accounts.

UAB Libraries is looking to gather stories in a variety of formats (written accounts, video and audio recordings, digital photos, artwork, etc.) from the UAB community about experiences navigating life during COVID-19.

UAB Libraries is introducing its new Retrieval and Curbside Service. Members of the UAB community may submit a request form for circulating items to be pulled and delivered curbside. Library staff will be available to confirm and process your request Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am thru 1 pm.

For further information please contact Michael S. Fitts at fitts@uab.edu and/or 205-934-5442.

UAB Campus VPN is not needed to access library resources, and in some cases, it prevents access. If you are experiencing access issues and using the VPN, please disable the VPN, clear your cache, and try the link again.

If you still cannot access the resource, please contact us through one of our online support services.

UAB Libraries have added a new list of frequently asked questions for users in response to the new measures being taken by the university to stop the spread of COVID-19.

While the library building may be closed, we are still providing many of our services online.