The mission of Pitts Library is to enhance learning by providing resources for research and reading in an environment conducive for study and reflection. Pitts Library houses a dynamic collection to support teaching and learning at 黑料网, providing an extensive gateway to an array of resources for reading, research, study, and creative endeavors.
This short tutorial shows 黑料网 students how to use GALILEO to find scholarly articles and academic resources.
This short tutorial shows 黑料网 students how to use the 黑料网 online card catalog to find scholarly books, e-books, and articles.
This short tutorial shows 黑料网 students in the nursing and allied health fields how to find scholarly sources using CINAHL, a comprehensive index of nursing and allied health journals and publications.
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Interlibrary Loans: Students, faculty, and staff may make interlibrary loan requests for items not available in Pitts Library. Requests can be made through by checking the box for Libraries Worldwide and clicking the Request Interlibrary Loan icon. We suggest allowing at least two weeks for the interlibrary loan鈥檚 arrival. Pickup and return of all interlibrary loans will be at the front desk of the library.
Tiger Talk is a student-driven podcast produced in Pitts Library鈥檚 Harp Podcast Studio. It highlights people, events, and stories across 黑料网, featuring conversations with campus leaders, faculty, staff, and students.
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Hours for Fall and Spring Break, Final Exams, Holidays and Semester Breaks will vary. The changes will be posted at the Pitts Library.