Need To Know
- January 2020 Book of the Month | John Martin Rare Book Room | Eye Diseases by Demours 1818
DEMOURS, ANTOINE PIERRE (1762-1836) Traité des maladies des yeux : avec des planches coloriées représentant ces maladies d’après nature, suivi de la description de l’œil humain / traduite du […]
- Big Ten Academic Alliance Signs new PLOS Deal
If you’ve ever considered publishing Open Access (OA) in PLOS Biology or PLOS Medicine, it just got a lot more affordable. The Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA), of which University of Iowa […]
- Dr. Charles Hawtrey 1935-2020 | 2017 Talk on The Great War To End All Wars
Dr. Charles Hawtrey, Professor Emeritus, Department of Urology died on December 29, 2020. Dr. Hawtrey served as a naval urologist in Beaufort, South Carolina during the Vietnam War, and became a clinical professor in pediatric urology at […]
- Website Server Maintenance Wednesday, Jan 6 | Starting at 7pm | Intermittent Downtime
All of the University of Iowa Libraries websites will be undergoing server maintenance beginning Wednesday, January 6, 2020 at 7pm. There will be intermittent downtime beginning at 7pm, and the downtime is predicted to last until 9pm. […]
- Spring Semester Hours Begin Monday, January 4
Hardin Library Spring Semester hours begin now. Monday-Thursday Library open 7:30am-6pm Virtual help available 7:30am-9pm Friday Library open & virtual help available 7:30am-6pm Saturday and Sunday Virtual help 1-5pm 24-hour […]
- Hardin Library Stacks Open
Hardin Library bookstacks opened on Monday, January 4. You may browse the stacks and pull any books you are interested in using or to check out. Still available from the library catalog: request holds for pick up request office […]
- Remembering Dick Eimas | Former Curator of the John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library
by Catherine Reed Thureson, MA Richard (Dick) Eimas, former curator of the John Martin Rare Book Room, passed away on November 19th, 2020 following a battle with cancer. Dick was the original curator of the John Martin Rare Book Room, a […]
- More Accessible Library Returns @Hardin Library
You may return books and DVDs from any University of Iowa Library to the Hardin Library book return. Hardin Library’s book return is available 24×7 and is handicapped accessible. Hardin Library has metered parking […]
- 2020 Fall Undergraduate Library Research Award Winners
The University Libraries received several strong applications for the Fall 2020 Undergraduate Library Research Award (ULRA). Because of this, we were able to secure extra funding from the Academic Enrichment Fund thanks to the Friends of […]
- Difficulty Using Resources Off Campus? | Use Firefox/Safari/Edge
If you are having trouble accessing library resources while using the Chrome browser off campus, please try using a different web browser. Chrome is the most secure web browser, and some library resources do not yet comply with the latest […]
- Introducing the Anatomage Table 7 – Fully Segmented 3D Anatomy
The Anatomage Table 7 is now available for use at the Hardin Library for the Health Sciences! The Table 7 is the world’s only fully-segmented real human 3D anatomy system. Users can visualize anatomy exactly as they […]
- Dr. Thomas H. Kent: Library Benefactor
Dr. Thomas H. Kent, professor emeritus of pathology at the University of Iowa, died November 21 as in-person classes at The University of Iowa came to a close for the fall 2020 term. Dr. Kent was the youngest son of Frederick W. Kent, who […]
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