The University of Tennessee Libraries is pleased to welcome five new librarians this semester. This talented group will serve the Libraries well in carrying out our mission of providing top-notch services to the university. Tahirah Akbar-Williams joined UT Libraries in mid August of 2008 as Assistant Professor and Research Services Librarian. Tahirah is the subject … Continued
The UT pay print service VOLPrint offers an online form to add money to your account with a credit card. Follow this link to the VOL Print online service. https://web.dii.utk.edu/vcdebitdeposit/ Your VolCard may also be used to make photocopies, purchase food, groceries, school supplies and many other things at campus locations.
The International Inventory of Musical Sources (RISM) is an international, non-profit joint venture which aims to comprehensively document the world’s musical sources of manuscripts or printed music, works on music theory and libretti stored in libraries, archives, monasteries, schools and private collections. The organization, founded in Paris in 1952, is the largest and the only … Continued
UT Professor of saxophone Connie Frigo is featured in this month’s issue of the Saxophone Journal. Come by the reference room of the Music Library to find the journal on the current periodicals shelf.
The Music Library will be open the following regular hours during Fall semester: Monday to Thursday: 8:00am – 10:00pm Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm Saturday: CLOSED Sunday: 2:00pm – 10:00pm For holiday hours, click here
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What is my Net ID/password? Everyone at the University of Tennessee has a username and password set for them. It’s called your Net ID. To find out what your Net ID is search for your name in the University Directory. Everyone is given a default password. You must change your password for security reasons. Follow … Continued
Visit the service desk to find these books on how to make it in college.
We have pulled selected books on graduate school survival, including writing dissertations and getting a PhD. You can find them displayed at the circulation desk.
To better serve our users, Hodges Library has designated its various floors as quiet or group study zones starting August 20, 2008. Please observe quiet study and minimal levels of noise on the following floors: • Ground • 1st • 4th • 5th While on quiet floors, users are asked to silence cell phone ringers, … Continued