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.

The April Image of the Month from UAB Archives, University Hospital's Isolation Unit, 1960, has been posted.

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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.

Please be advised that the practice of social distancing is being encouraged to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Therefore, UAB Libraries will temporarily suspend usage of study rooms (both group and individual) from Saturday, March 14, through Sunday, March 22, at which time we will reassess. Prior to reopening the rooms, we will work with Building Services to ensure the areas are cleaned.

The virtual reality studios in Sterne Library and Lister Hill Library will be closed from Monday, March 16 through Tuesday, March 24.

The March Image of the Month from UAB Archives has been posted.

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Parkinson’s disease (PD) has traditionally been associated with a particular demographic, but UAB Libraries Assistant Dean for User Access and Diversity, Michael S. Fitts, is all too aware of the barriers that arise when someone outside that stereotype begins presenting symptoms of the disease.

The Sterne Library’s first floor quiet zone is changing!