Libraries

MOBIUS borrowing will be unavailable April 18-May 21 during our system migration. Learn more.

Resources for students

E-Books and Audiobooks

Browse or search our collections of e-books and audiobooks.

Research guides

Rock your next research project when you start with these guides, conveniently broken into specific topics.

Help for students

Need help using our resources? Start here.

Evaluating sources

Use this guide to make sure you’re using a trustworthy source.

Prevent plagiarism

Avoid the penalty of plagiarism by following these guides.

Citation help

These quick guides make citing your paper in MLA, APA and Chicago styles easy.

Resources for faculty and staff

Schedule an introduction to the library’s resources for your class. We highly recommend an introduction before any research project. Instruction librarians can also help you find resources for your class.

Explore A & OER

Make your course materials affordable for your students. Affordable & Open Educational Resources include full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, streaming videos and more.

Help for Faculty

Schedule library instruction, discover tutorials, integrate library resources into your course, request a course guide, activate digital subscriptions for the NYT and The Chronicle, investigate OER, and more.

Reserve Request

Need to place your textbook on course reserve? Use this form and we’ll look for an online version. Or use our OER guide to find textbooks all your students can afford.

Streaming media

Are you looking to supplement your lectures with a film or music? Have a look at the streaming media resources we have to offer.

CTL Faculty Development Guide

Find evaluation and promotion information, teaching ideas, links to annual conferences, ebooks, podcasts, streaming content including professional development courses, and more.

Additional resources

MOBIUS

As we transition to our new library system, MOBIUS will temporarily suspend requesting through the MOBIUS catalog and on-site borrowing at other MOBIUS libraries on April 18. MOBIUS requesting will be re-enabled on May 22 when the new MOBIUS catalog launches. Find out more.

Suggest New Materials

If you hear about something that would make a great addition to our libraries, please use this form to let us know.

Copyright Guidance

What is a copyright? Use these pages to learn the basics of copyright and fair use.

Interlibrary Loan

If the book or article you need is not available from the library or MOBIUS catalog, or if it is on microfilm, you can request the item via Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery services.

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FOLIO (Future of Libraries is Open)

After more than 20 years, MOBIUS is moving to a new, modern, open source library platform called FOLIO (Future Of Libraries Is Open). MOBIUS will temporarily suspend requesting through the MOBIUS catalog and on-site borrowing at other MOBIUS libraries on April 18. MOBIUS requesting will be re-enabled on May 22 when the new MOBIUS catalog launches. (On-site borrowing at other MOBIUS libraries will resume some time later.)

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St. Louis Business Journal access

Students, faculty, and staff can now register for access to St. Louis Business Journal. Authentication is based on email address, so users must use their STLCC email address when registering. The online edition includes a digital version of the print edition, as well as additional content.

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World Book and Copyright Day

Celebrate World Book Day with us on April 23! Sponsored by the Foreign Language Department and STLCC Libraries. Grab a free book to share with a friend. Light refreshments provided, 11 a.m.-noon at STLCC Libraries.