Need a book, journal article, or other item not in UF Libraries' collections? Make a request through ILLiad, the online book and document retrieval service, and we will ask another library to lend you the items you need.
UBorrow lets you request materials directly from participating Florida state university libraries when the item is not available at UF.
Just search the online catalog, follow the UBorrow links to the statewide catalog, find the item you want, and click the 
button. You can pick up the item at either Library West, Health Science Center Library, or the Legal Information Center.
It’s simple, it’s quick – try it!
Use the following forms to report a problem with an online library resource.
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| Course Reserves Ares is the UF Libraries online course reserve system. You may reserve print and electronic items (such as textbooks and journal articles) for your students to read through this system. |
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What is Open Access?
Open Access (OA) is free, permanent, web-based access to scholarly publications. OA is the principle that research should be readily available immediately after publication and to anyone with an Internet connection. It is improving the way scholarly information is shared.
The Institutional Repository at the University of Florida is the digital archive for the intellectual output of the University of Florida community, and includes research, news, outreach, and educational materials.
The IR@UF encourages university units to contribute their open access research, reports and other materials to the IR@UF for archiving and dissemination free of commercial cost.
Want to learn more? Watch the video about the IR@UF! Learn how to preserve your legacy!
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