Using Books & More you can find physical books, eBooks, music scores, conference proceedings, reports, government documents, videos, streaming content, and more.

Using Articles & More you can find peer-reviewed, academic articles, book reviews, newspaper articles, proceedings, reports, and more.

Use databases to find articles, proceedings, reports, datasets and other material for your assignments and research projects. 

Journal Search will tell you if we have print and/ or online subscriptions for a journal.

We have a lot of eBooks available, but using them can be tricky. See our info and tips to make it easier.

The University Libraries has various options for finding images, including freely available images you can use in your teaching and research without worrying about copyright. 

The University Libraries has various options for finding music resources, including music scores, recordings, streaming music, and music research.

Learn about Hunt library's in-house Video Collection and options for streaming video.

The University Libraries provides an institutional repository and research collaboration platform named KiltHub for research data and scholarly outputs produced by members of Carnegie Mellon University and their collaborators.

The Carnegie Mellon University Archives is responsible for documenting and preserving the history of the university from its founding in 1900 to the present day.

Make an appointment to visit Special Collections to work with rare and unique print materials.

There's a lot that makes CMU unique. The Libraries is particularly proud of our digitized and special collections: materials you can only get here.

Explore the Architecture Archives' thousands of drawings and blueprints, extensive files of manuscripts and photographs, and a number of architectural models -- records that document the work of hundreds of designers.

Explore the Archives' many digital collections.

The Posner Memorial Collection includes more than 1,000 volumes of great books that document ideas that have shaped the world.