About Us

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    Opening and closing times for our locations with a list of upcoming exceptions
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    Contact information for library faculty and staff
  • Phone bookContact Us
    Call or locate a department, library location, or service center
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    Transportation options and visitor information
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    Official word on borrowing, renewing, fines, copyright, and much more
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    Our vision, identity, and organizational values
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    Contributions of all kinds can help; learn how you can make a difference

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    Hiring dates, qualifications, and other information about working for the library

General Description

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The UNH Library supports the educational and research activities of the students, faculty, and staff of the University of New Hampshire while serving New Hampshire residents as a research-level library and depository for US and NH government publications. The UNH Library includes the main Dimond Library, three branch libraries for physical sciences and engineering, and a library storage facility. Dimond Library houses collections in the social sciences, humanities, business, health and human services, education, earth sciences, and government documents (including maps). Dimond Library is also the home of the Dimond Academic Commons, the Douglas and Helena Milne Special Collections and Archives, and the University Museum.

The UNH Library has approximately 2.7 million print and electronic items and over 104,000 print and electronic serial subscriptions. Its holdings are supplemented by access to the collections of the Boston Library Consortium members as well as libraries across the country through interlibrary loan. The UNH Library is also active in digitizing, preserving, and making accessible materials in its collections. The UNH Library shares resources with the campus library at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester and collaborates with the UNH School of Law library.

Library locations offer wireless Internet access, computer workstations, individual study and collaborative group work spaces, and experienced reference assistance. As part of a public university, the UNH Library is open to all.