Online Resources

Library privileges are automatically extended to University employees and include access to a number of benefits and services. 

 

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Use our popular reading & materials app for free access to popular e-books, e-audiobooks, magazines, and more.

 

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Access free Newspaper subscriptions to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and Bloomberg Online.

 

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Streaming video and audio collections are available for free through UW Libraries databases.

 

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Collections + Materials

Digital Collections

UW Libraries is home to several digital repositories, including various digital collections, research data, and scholarly outputs. 

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Emmett D. Chisum Special Collections

Emmett D. Chisum Special Collections primarily holds printed publications related to the American West from the late 19th century to the present.

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Popular Reading + Media

Coe Library houses numerous physical collections, including the Popular Reading and DVD/Blu-ray collections. These collections are located in Coe Library, Level 1. 

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Requesting Materials

To access materials outside of the Libraries collections, multiple services are available at no cost:

Interlibrary Loan (ILL): request books, media, journal articles, and other materials worldwide.  

Prospector: request books, media, journal articles, and other materials from over 200 academic, public, and special libraries in Colorado. 

Open Access + Publishing at the libraries

Open access and publishing at the University of Wyoming reflect the institution’s commitment to broadening access to knowledge and fostering academic transparency. Through initiatives led by the University Libraries, researchers, faculty, and students are encouraged to make their scholarly work freely available to the public, enhancing visibility and impact while promoting equitable access to information.

 

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