River Campus Libraries
Camelot Project - Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies and basic information. Edited by UR's Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack
Frederick Douglass Project - Letters and documents from the collections of UR's Rare Books & Special Collections Library.
Lincoln and His Circle - Letters to, from, and about Abraham Lincoln from the collections of the Rare Books & Special Collections Library
Rochester Black Freedom Struggle Online Project - A permanent resource for continuing conversation, learning and research around Rochester's role in civil rights history.
UR Research - Research by faculty and students from UR departments and schools; and unique material from library collections.
With combined holdings of more than 3 million volumes and extensive collections of online databases, electronic journals, rare books and films, River Campus Libraries rank among the top academic research libraries in the United States and Canada.
Go to Library Website
Maps & Directions
River Campus Libraries & Hours
Visitor Parking
Contacts:
Phone 585.275.4471
Ask A Librarian
Address:
River Campus Libraries
755 Library Road
P.O. Box 270055
Rochester, NY 14627
Service
Policy for Alumni
Use of the Library
Alumni are welcome to visit the library. Staff will provide assistance in locating materials both in print and electronic format. Alumni may use library materials within the library, or print or photocopy them using the library's self-service printers and copiers. There is a fee for printing and copying.
Borrowing Books
As a UR alum, you may bring your alumni ID to the circulation desk in either Rush Rhees or Carlson library.
Remote Access to Electronic Resources
Alumni may access the libraries' electronic resources while visiting the library. They may access the free sites in the Alumni Resource Centers on these web pages. However, alumni not currently employed by the University are not eligible for an account that allows remote access to licensed electronic resources.
Camelot Project - Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies and basic information. Edited by UR's Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack
Frederick Douglass Project - Letters and documents from the collections of UR's Rare Books & Special Collections Library.
Lincoln and His Circle - Letters to, from, and about Abraham Lincoln from the collections of the Rare Books & Special Collections Library
Rochester Black Freedom Struggle Online Project - A permanent resource for continuing conversation, learning and research around Rochester's role in civil rights history.
UR Research - Research by faculty and students from UR departments and schools; and unique material from library collections.
With combined holdings of more than 3 million volumes and extensive collections of online databases, electronic journals, rare books and films, River Campus Libraries rank among the top academic research libraries in the United States and Canada.
Go to Library Website
Maps & Directions
River Campus Libraries & Hours
Visitor Parking
Contacts:
Phone 585.275.4471
Ask A Librarian
Address:
River Campus Libraries
755 Library Road
P.O. Box 270055
Rochester, NY 14627
| Service | Policy for Alumni |
| Use of the Library | Alumni are welcome to visit the library. Staff will provide assistance in locating materials both in print and electronic format. Alumni may use library materials within the library, or print or photocopy them using the library's self-service printers and copiers. There is a fee for printing and copying. |
| Borrowing Books | As a UR alum, you may bring your alumni ID to the circulation desk in either Rush Rhees or Carlson library. |
| Remote Access to Electronic Resources | Alumni may access the libraries' electronic resources while visiting the library. They may access the free sites in the Alumni Resource Centers on these web pages. However, alumni not currently employed by the University are not eligible for an account that allows remote access to licensed electronic resources. |