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Learn how the University of California Libraries support the missions of teaching, research, and public service across the 10 UC campuses and the California Digital Library. Find out about the organizational structure, initiatives, services, and key documents of UC Libraries.
- About UC Libraries
Individually and collectively, the University of California...
- Groups A to Z
Groups A to Z - UC Libraries - University of California
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Latest Updates - UC Libraries - University of California
- Council of University Librarians (CoUL)
Consisting of the University Librarian from each campus and...
- Direction and Oversight Committee (DOC)
DOC is charged to carry out the vision, strategies,...
- Shared Content Leadership Group (SCLG)
The UC Libraries Shared Content Leadership Group (SCLG) is...
- Common Knowledge Groups (CKG)
Common Knowledge Groups (CKG) - UC Libraries - University of...
- UC Library Search
Search your home campus library collection as well as the...
- About UC Libraries
- May 2021: How Do I Prepare For Melvyl’S Retirement?
- How Will We Learn How to Use UC Library Search?
- I Have Personal Saved Lists Saved in Melvyl. What Should I Do to Keep them?
- What Do I Do with My Saved Searches?
- What Do I Do About Links Or Bookmarks to Melvyl Records?
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UC Library Search will replace Melvyl and your local catalog on July 27, 2021. What do I need to do to prepare for this change?
UC Library Search is user-friendly but your librarians will make training materials available after July 27, 2021. You can also contact your local subject or teaching librarian to inquire about teaching an orientation to UC Library Search during your class time.
Melvyl saved lists will not be moved to UC Library Search. Before July 27, log in to Melvyl by clicking “Sign In.” Enter your username and password. Click on your account name, and select “My Personal Lists” from the drop-down menu. From there you can access your saved lists. You can email your lists to yourself, or you can click on the “Cite” butt...
Melvyl saved searches will not be moved to UC Library Search. Before July 27, log in to Melvyl by clicking “Sign In.” Enter your username and password. Click on the “Saved Searches” link in the gray menu bar. Before July 27 you should make a note of your search terms if you wish to reproduce them in UC Library Search.
Melvyl links will not redirect to UC Library Search. If you have links to Melvyl records, either in your browser bookmarks, Learning Management System, or elsewhere, you can log in to Melvyl and save them to a list, which you can then email to yourself or export into citation management software. For more information, please contact us. For more ne...
UC Library Search is a unified discovery and borrowing system for all 10 University of California libraries. It replaces Melvyl and local catalogs on July 27, 2021 and offers powerful tools for library users and staff.
The University of California operates the largest academic library system in the world. It manages more than 40.8 million print volumes in 100 libraries on ten campuses. The purpose of these libraries is to assist research and instruction on the University of California campuses.
Individually and collectively, the University of California libraries provide access to the world’s knowledge for the UC campuses and the communities they serve. They directly support UC’s missions of teaching, research, and public service.
UC Berkeley Library offers access to physical and digital collections, study spaces, research support, and more. Learn about the library's services, locations, hours, events, and strategic plan.
As of 2024, Berkeley's library system holds materials in more than 400 languages and includes more than 14 million volumes. The libraries together cover over 12 acres (49,000 m 2) of land and compose one of the largest library complexes in the world.
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That date marked the introduction of UC Library Search, the first-ever systemwide integrated library discovery and circulation management platform. For the UCLA scholarly community and peers from Davis to San Diego, this means faster and easier access to the materials they seek.
