UO Portland Library
About the Library
The UO Portland Library supports coursework, research, and teaching related to UO Portland's experiential learning programs. The UO Portland Library also provides access to computers and equipment, study rooms and spaces, an extensive architecture collection, a children’s library, coffee shop, and numerous services to support teaching and learning. It is located at the UO Portland campus on the 2nd floor of the Portland Library and Learning Center building.
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Today’s Hours
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. (Building)
Location and Contact
UO Portland Library
2800 NE Liberty St.
BLDG PLLC #227
Portland, OR 97211
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Phone: 503-412-3671
Email: pdxlib@uoregon.edu
Community Members
Community members and other visitors are welcome to use many of the spaces and services at the UO Portland Library. Guests can enjoy open study areas, free UO Guest WiFi, limited-access kiosk computers, and on-site print/scan services, with additional resources such as the Family Study & Children’s Library, lobby seating, and cafe. Learn more about borrowing options, space use, and available services on our Visitors page.
Library Resources
Rooms and Spaces
The UO Portland Library features eight study rooms exclusively for UO students, available for same-day drop-ins or advance reservations. The main reading room is available to all visitors and offers spacious study tables, diner-style booths, sit/stand desks, computer workstations, and privacy booths for video calls or meetings. Visit classroom 203 if you are looking for a quiet study space.
Family Study & Children's Library
Room 201 is open during service desk hours for students, their children, and the local community. Explore a collection of more than 4,500 books for readers up to age 14. Take advantage of the workspace for students with children.
Computers and Technology
Portland Library makes available to current students, staff, and faculty a variety of loaner equipment, computer workstations, scanners, and print services. Public access computers (library kiosks) are available to visiting researchers and community members.