Learn about the history, collections, and services of the University of Michigan Library, the second largest research library in the US. Explore its 38 constituent and affiliated libraries, its digitization projects, and its educational programs.

Catalog Search results will include everything in the University of Michigan Library physical collection (books, audio, video, maps, musical scores, archival materials, and more), as well as materials available online such as electronic books, streaming audio and video, and online journals.

Research resources and help guides created by experts from the University of Michigan Library (Ann Arbor).

Browse digitized images, texts, and more from various sources across campus and the region. Find collections for teaching, learning, research, and scholarship on topics such as Abraham Lincoln, Asian American, papyrology, and more.

Learn how to find, request, and access digital resources for your courses from the University of Michigan Library. Get help with copyright, licensing, and alternative formats for online learning.

Information about ebook readers and collections available to University of Michigan faculty, staff, and students.

U-M Library Search is a search interface that allows you to search across several information categories curated by the Library. You use this interface to find items that the Library owns or subscribes to, such as: books. journals and magazines. articles. dissertations.

University Libraries. The University of Michigan Library is a system of 20 libraries that includes a graduate, an undergraduate, science, health science, and many other specialized libraries. With more than 11 million volumes, the University Library is the eighth largest academic library in North America and is considered one of the top ...

This guide provides up-to-date information about resources and services available at the University of Michigan that support open access publishing. It is one of several guides that address policies, resources, and services that impact open research and scholarship at the University of Michigan.