Explore study spaces in Hesburgh Library
Book study rooms, a room in the Center for Digital Scholarship, the Sound Studio, or a Multimedia Recording Space.
Printing, copying, and scanning services are available at Hesburgh Library.
Select spaces in the Hesburgh Library are available for meetings and events sponsored by other campus departments and organizations.
Secure study spaces in the Hesburgh Library tower are assigned to doctoral students in the College of Arts and Letters.
A lactation room is available for faculty, staff, and students in Hesburgh Library room 500 (5th Floor, turn right from elevator). Contact Notre Dame HR to get card access.
Study and lounge space for graduate students only. Accessible with keypad code.
The Writing Center offers tutoring in Hesburgh Library.
Options for borrowing, renewing, and requesting materials through the Hesburgh Libraries.
Request articles, books, and more from the Hesburgh Libraries' collections or other libraries.
Access content that course instructors make available for their students.
Find books, journals, music, movies, etc. at the Hesburgh Libraries.
The Microtext and Media collection contains microfilm, microfiche, microcards, DVD, and VHS media types.
Notre Dame alumni in good standing with the Alumni Association have select borrowing and access privileges at the Hesburgh Libraries.
An older interface to find books, journals, music, movies, etc. at the Hesburgh Libraries.
Here you can get answers to your questions from our support staff.
Make an appointment to meet with a librarian for library research assistance.
Request a library research instruction session for your class.
Offered during fall and spring break weeks and select Saturdays, these programs are designed to improve research and writing productivity.
Sessions offered by the Libraries help you improve or gain skills to better your research and academic output.
Sessions offered by the Libraries help you improve or gain skills to better your research and academic output.
Fill out this form when the catalog status of a book is "available" and the book is unable to be located on the shelves.
Make a recommendation for an item to be added to the Hesburgh Libraries' collections.
Report any issues or feedback of a general nature relating to library services.
Report issues related to problems you've seen in catalog records.
Report a problem with Interlibrary Loan services or ask about requesting resources from another library.
Report problems with online resources.
Report problems with course reserves.
The Hesburgh Libraries offer information and help in relation to copyright law and how it might impact your scholarship and teaching.
Learn more about resources and tools for optimizing data management and regulatory compliance, and how to request help from the Research Data Services Team.
Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship staff can help with formulating an analysis, identifying appropriate data sets, and preparing and working with data.
Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship staff can provide support for working with digital texts, marking editions, and assessing/creating digital scholarship and projects.
Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship staff can help with generating a map or analyzing spatial data.
A powerful typesetting system for producing articles, books, and slides, especially ones with many equations, symbols, and references.
Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship staff can provide support for using and understanding the content of large corpora.
Navari Family Center for Digital scholarship staff can provide support for designing 3D models and creating 3D prints.
Consult with staff on digitization, description, and preservation of digital collections to enable long-term discovery and sustainability of materials.
Notre Dame students, faculty, and staff who are creating multimedia work can get face-to-face support from the Media Corps coaches — a team of undergrads who can help you learn how to capture, edit, and produce digital media.
Find resources to learn more about preserving private collections.
Notre Dame students, faculty, and staff can borrow a variety of technological and other equipment from the Hesburgh Libraries.
Use the Transcription Station to enhance your efficiency when typing transcripts of multimedia files.
Check the availability of computer workstations in student labs around campus, including in Hesburgh Library.
The Center for Digital Scholarship provides access to specialty software titles, such as ABBYY FineReader, Atlas.ti, Oxygen XML, StatTransfer, and Tabula.
Learn more about audio and video recording, screencasting, transcribing, captioning, and multimedia editing in the Libraries.
Learn more about options for citing sources and managing citations.
Resources to help write a data management plan for your research.
Notre Dame's institutional repository for scholarship, research data, and electronic theses and dissertations.
Digital exhibits that include online browsable galleries and showcases enhanced with curated descriptive information.
Free and open source research project management tool - including collaboration, workflow, and repository features - for researchers across the entire research lifecycle.
One registry to link your identity to your articles, data, grants, etc. Your ORCID record changes organizations when you do.
Citation management software designed to help you save, organize, and format bibliographic citations.
Remix assembles a broad variety of tools in one place to help you find, mix, and create new digital media and visual material.
Lokmobiles are available to graduate students (priority) and seniors working on their theses.
Contact the Security Monitors at (574)631-6350.
The Hesburgh Libraries are committed to providing accommodations for patrons with permanent or temporary disabilities. Please contact us for assistance.
The US Geological Survey map printing service is provided as guaranteed by public law (Title 44 United States Code).
Find information on hours, directions, and access to library resources and services for visitors to Hesburgh Library.