e-Resources

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) records the development of the English language over the last 1500 years.

Course instructors are invited to use the new course reserve system developed and recently launched by the Libraries.  Our new system offers many enhancements, including the ability to organize readings by week, linking to online readings, and the ability for students to log in and access their reserve readings for all courses in which they are enrolled.

Feeling overwhelmed by your search results?
Are you stressed by the acronyms APA or MLA?

Attention RefWorks users!

We have now switched to the RefWorks 2.0 interface, featuring a streamlined, clean, intuitive design. For more information visit //www.refworks-cos.com/RefWorks2.0/.

Not a RefWorks user?

UNB Libraries mobile site has recently been upgraded and we have added several exciting customization options.

Harriet Irving Library is pleased to offer extended opening hours during Congress 2011!

Congress delegates are welcome during the following hours:

Use this series of video quick tips to become a more effective Google user.

The purpose of Open Access Week is to raise awareness of the benefits of Open Access and to create an opportunity for discussion abou

On June 23, the catalogue on our library website switched from Quest to UNB WorldCat.