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Academics: LibrariesThe IU Bloomington Libraries bring the world’s ideas and data to all IU students via the printed word and the digital world. You have access to more than 6 million bound volumes, 3,000-plus serial subscriptions and over 250 databases and other electronic information resources. Librarians and other information staff provide individualized assistance both in person and via the Internet. The librarians in the Information Commons (IC) focus your information needs and research interests. IC Undergraduate Services librarians and staff will help you find the information you need for your courses and for your life outside of class. Consult them for all your information needs: What bus goes to the College Mall? What database is best for psychology research? What is deconstructionism? When is Spring Break? Answers are available in-person (The IC is located in the Wells Library), by telephone (855-9857), e-mail (libugls@indiana.edu), IM (icrefdesk), or via the web page. You can access Library Electronic Information Resources from anywhere via the World Wide Web. You can get started by searching IUCAT, the catalog of resources held in all IU libraries statewide to find books and other materials on your research topics. You can also search many other resources that provide the full text for the information you need.
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