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UCI University Librarian Lorelei Tanji.
Whether you'll be busy with summer courses or taking a break this summer, UCI Libraries' buildings, resources, and Reference Services continue to be available for students, faculty, and staff.

Planning a visit? Make sure to check our hours before stopping by. Off campus? Learn how to connect to the campus virtual private network (VPN). Doing so will allow you to access resources like films, ebooks, news, research databases, and more.
Lorelei Tanji
University Librarian
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To celebrate the depth and breadth of UCI publications, this catalog collection features a selection of books authored by UCI faculty in the last two years. It’s updated approximately three times a year, and recommendations for new titles are always welcome.
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Hours for UCI Libraries’ buildings and study spaces vary during the summer term. Visit our webpage or call for updated hours and locations.
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This month, UCI Libraries awarded four UC Irvine undergraduate students with the Nellie Ansley Reeves Awards for their outstanding senior theses.
2024 winners of the Nellie Ansley Reeves Award with UCI Libraries Head of Reference and Grunigen Medical Library Cynthia Johnson.
Enjoy the summer with UCI Libraries! Resources continue to be available for UCI affiliates (students, staff, and faculty) on and off campus.
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Digital Scholarship Services Python workshop.
Tuesday, July 9 – Friday, September 20
Asynchronous Online
The Python programming language has a design philosophy that emphasizes code readability. This is a quarter long asynchronous course held in Canvas that will cover plotting and programming in Python.
Digital Scholarship Services version control with Git workshop.
Wednesday, July 10 – Friday, September 20
Asynchronous Online
Professionals use version control in software development projects for collaboration and to keep track of what they've done. This is a quarter long asynchronous course held in Canvas that will cover setting up Git, tracking changes, and collaborating with others.
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PHOTO HIGHLIGHTS
The UCI English Majors' Association with the Queer Narratives book display.
The Queer Narratives book display featuring books from the Heartstopper series by Alice Oseman and books such as The Love of Singular Men by Victor Heringer and Countries of Origin by Javier Fuentes.
In honor of Pride Month, UCI Libraries and the English Majors' Association (EMA) collaborated on a "Queer Narratives" book display in the Langson Library lobby.