Extensive holdings of manuscripts, microforms, CDs, DVDs, phonograph records, films, videotapes, slides, maps, and state, federal, and international documents complement the core collections. The UO Libraries, an Association of Research Libraries member, houses one of the largest research collections in the Pacific Northwest, with more than 2 million titles in its general collection, and serves as many as 50,000 users per week during the academic year.

media-rich and technology-enhanced classroom facilities.

access to fabrication labs, AR/VR technology and a sound recording studio.access to computers and electronic resources.access to print, media, and digital collections, including extensive special collections and archives.information literacy and research data management instruction.The range of support provided to the faculty and students is broad, including

The University of Oregon Libraries supports the teaching, learning, and research programs of the university and is open to the general public.

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