The University of Iowa was designated a depository for federal government publications in 1884 and has held special status as a Regional Library since 1969. Through the depository program, publications are received from federal agencies with the understanding that they will be made available to the public in a free and open manner. As the Regional, UI Libraries serves all citizens of Iowa and provides administrative support for other selective depository libraries within the state. (More about U.S. Federal Information)
The University of Iowa Libraries is a permanent depository for the State of Iowa. This means the library regularly receives the documents of Iowa state agencies and makes them available to the public. (More about Iowa and State Government Information) .
The University of Iowa Libraries has been a depository library for official documents of the United Nations since 1968. ( More about United Nations Information)
The University of Iowa Libraries has received European Union publications since the 1950s and has been an official depository since the 1960s. (More about European Union Information)
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