Beginning on 8/31, the S&E Library public service desk will be permanently relocated to the first floor (lowest level) of the ...

The University Library is pleased to introduce Megan Gross as the recipient of the 2026-2027 Fellowship in the Center for Archival Research and Training (CART). Megan is going int ...

To download ebooks for offline reading from EBSCO, you must now use Thorium Reader – EBSCOhost will present a passphrase to copy to open the ebook in Thorium. This app replaces Adobe Digital Editions ...

UCSC Faculty and the Library Partner to Lower Student Course Costs and Advance Learning The University Library is thrilled to announce the 2025 Open and Equitable Course Material Community of Practice ...

American Society for Microbiology Is Among New UC Open Access Publishing Agreements The new agreement between the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) and UC Libraries provides funding for authors ...

Established in loving memory of Candy Issenman Coonerty to provide a permanent memorial to her special literary and philosophical interests and deeply-felt commitment to books, family, faith, and ...

Kristine Anderson, Student Intern: was a second-year student at UC Santa Cruz at the time of the Out in the Redwoods internship course; her major was women's studies with an emphasis on women of color ...

Starting September 14, 2023, email notifications from the UC Publication Management System are going out to authors who are covered by the UC Presidential Open Access Policy. This is the same system ...

The University of California announced today an expansion of the university’s open access agreement with Wiley, one of the world’s largest publishers. Building on the success of a 2022 pilot agreement ...

Science Hill at UC Santa Cruz is home to tomorrow’s astrophysicists, biomolecular engineers, environmental chemists, game designers, robotics developers, and leaders in scores of other fields. A key ...

Dear friends of the Library: Nearly ever y day this spring, I see signs of our campus coming back to life. The cherry trees are blossoming in front of McHenry Library, just as they do every year, and ...