Food for Fines is now year round! The UNT Libraries Food for Fines drive has been so popular that we decided to expand it.

We are excited to announce the debut of the University Libraries’ Help Yourself campaign. This initiative strives to connect UNT students with library resources on topics that may be difficult and stressful for individuals to learn about or discuss openly due to contextual factors in their lives. 

The UNT Libraries have launched a new publishing service meant to complement the UNT Press. Eagle Editions, an imprint of the UNT Libraries, is designed for works of s

In Fall semester 2014, Professor Jennifer Way in the department or Art History and Art Education invited UNT Libraries Public Services to collaborate on a classroom experiment to encourage her

We're starting off the spring semester greener!

Our Ask A Shelver Service provides additional assistance for locating materials in the stacks on the 3rd floor of Willis Library. The shelvers are also able to assist with answering any questions you may have.

Experienced librarians are standing by to help you with your course or research topic!

The Research and Instructional Services Department is in the process of transitioning from in-person to online library workshops during the Fall 2013 semester.

To enable printing from your laptop, go to printing.unt.edu and log in using your EUID and password.