The buildings are closed, but the Mizzou Libraries are still here to help with all of your library needs. Not only do MU students have access to online resources, but librarians are available almost 24 hours a day to answer your questions by chat. To find out about everything the Mizzou Libraries can do to help you during this semester of online learning, subscribe to Stay Connected: The Mizzou Libraries Student Newsletter.

Many publishers and content providers have opened some of their resources to assist universities with moving classes to online only. This includes access to e-textbooks, databases, articles/journals, and videos.

Below are some of the resources available. Please visit our guide to see the full list of resources available through complimentary access.

• JSTOR: All journals in JSTOR are freely available through 30 June 2020
• Ebsco ebooks: soon over 200,000 additional ebooks on the Ebsco platform will be temporarily added to our collection
• Kanopy-free campus films: Collection of films freely available for streaming for the next 30 days (March 13th – April 12th 2020)
• Teaching Online (Oxford): “Presents the fundamental principles of online pedagogy, guiding users through the “nuts and bolts” of designing, delivering, and evaluating online courses for the first time. It also includes a stand-alone course to support students in making the most of their online learning experience.” Available until 31 May 2020.

This guide will continually be updated.  Ending dates are noted when specified by the providers.

Please visit our guide to see the full list of resources available through complimentary access.

The Libraries will suspend any billing and fines for overdue materials.

Patrons are asked to hold onto all checked-out items.

We consider all materials due on May 15th.

This includes MOBIUS, Prospector, and Interlibrary Loan materials unless we contact you directly about a specific title.

If you have a question or concern, please e-mail Access Services at accsvc@missouri.edu.

The University Libraries are currently providing only online resources and services. Print materials will be scanned and sent via e-mail according to existing policies. Subject specialists will be available via phone, email and Zoom. Please refer to our Remote Services Guide.

Library Materials: Patrons are asked to hold onto all checked-out books for later return, and the Libraries will suspend any billing and fines for overdue materials.

Please watch for updates, as we deal with questions and issues that arise from this closure. Thank you for your understanding and patience.