Celebrating relationships @ your Library!
Learn how to nurture ALL of your relationships through this curated selection of resources available here in the Library!
Learn how to nurture ALL of your relationships through this curated selection of resources available here in the Library!
Unleash your inner horror film critic through this deep dive into feminist film theory. Caution–this post contains spoilers for Psycho (1960); enter at your own peril!
The UCA Library’s cookbook collection offers more than recipes; it’s a practical resource for navigating food insecurity and celebrating traditions. This post highlights e-cookbooks and print titles featuring low-cost, adaptable recipes made with basic equipment, and grounded in frameworks of disability justice and community care.
Looking for content from old newspapers and magazines? Learn about some helpful resources available through the UCA Library in the latest Library Blog post.
UCA Archives intern Anna Allbritton reflects on her experience processing the records of President Silas Snow. The post includes a link to the outcome of this work, her digital exhibit, Archiving Snow: The Making of History.
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The APA Style Manual provides definitive guidance on APA Style as developed by the American Psychological Association. This online resource includes the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th edition) and reflects current best practices in academic writing and scholarly communication. It offers guidance on citation rules, paper formatting, ethical authorship, bias-free language, and research reporting.
Access ResourceMany course textbooks are available at the front desk for in-library use. Search by title and author in the library catalog or browse Course Reserves by department if you’re unsure. Most checkouts are for 2 hours, and availability may be limited, so use this as a supplement—not a substitute—for buying your textbook. For search tips and full instructions, see full FAQ →
Study rooms can be reserved online for individuals or groups. Use the Study Room Reservations page to select your room type, set your date and time, and complete the booking. Be sure to check in at the start of your reservation or it may be canceled. For full instructions and tips on using study rooms, see full FAQ →
If UCA Library doesn’t have the item you need, students, faculty, and staff can request it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). Most electronic articles arrive in 2–4 days, and physical books or DVDs in about 7–12. Requests are best made through the UCA Library website using the "Request via Interlibrary Loan" button. You’ll be notified by email when the item is ready. For full instructions and tips, see full FAQ →
Search for books or items on the library website, then check the record for location and availability. You can find items yourself using the call number, or place a hold to have library staff pull it for you (excluding textbooks and equipment). Bring your BearCard to check items out at the front desk. For full search and checkout instructions,
