This page is intended for use by students enrolled in GLBL 130: Resistance Movements.
The University Library at Illinois is the largest publicly supported academic library in the United States. We have over 13 million volumes in our print collection and numerous electronic resources as well. This is fantastic — but how can you find what you are looking for? This guide will lead you to many resources that may be of interest to you, but always remember that if you have more questions than answers about getting to these resources, the other librarians and I are more than willing to work with you.
The University Library is made up of many different units. There is so much available to you on this campus. You might want to go to the Funk (ACES) Library for very specific information about environmental topics, or even Grainger Engineering Library for specific information on other sciences. The Main Library is a good place to begin however. Here you will find the History, Philosophy and Newspaper Library and the Social Sciences, Health and Education Library, as well as the Main Stacks (Central Access Services). Another important resource for your class is the International and Area Studies library which includes reference resources for Global Studies.
The place to go to begin your library research is the Library Gateway. This site is fairly intuitive, but if you are having problems finding what you need, see if any of the following guides are of use to you:
Online Catalog or Help Finding books in our library
Online Journals and Databases or Finding a specific journal or database
