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We will be a model for the enduring, positive impact that research libraries can have on their academic and civic communities.

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The UO Libraries strives to ensure that collections, services, and facilities are accessible to all users.

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Our policies are intended to make it easier for everyone to access and use our collections, services, and resources.

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Find all seven of our branches across Eugene, Portland, and Charleston.

Awards
From tiny galleries to research paper awards, learn more about how UO Libraries recognizes excellent student work.

Careers and Internships
One of the largest employers of students on campus, UO Libraries hires student employees throughout the year for each of our branches and offers several internship opportunities.

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“No fees, no caps, no limits, no hassle.” UO researchers and colleagues across the Big Ten Academic Alliance gain unprecedented access and publishing freedom in Springer hybrid journals.

Director of Operations Amy Lake, Processing Archivist Sarah Lueders, and Research and Learning Spaces Manager Jimmy Murray were among 16 classified staff and OAs honored with the 2025 University of Oregon Outstanding Employee Award. Presented by University of Oregon Human Resources, these awards recognize individuals who exemplify excellence in their work and positively impact the campus community.

Emily Moore works closely with the library faculty to make archives more accessible, fostering learning and curiosity for all students. Whether she's guiding the analysis of art pigments in collection materials or helping a student navigate their first encounter with rare books, Emily is focused on building connections between people and the library’s collections.
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