Harvard Library makes it possible for students participating in remote classes to connect seamlessly through direct engagement with library staff, access to online course materials, and collaboration across the University.

Support from the Lamont Media Lab is still available during the library closures. The Media Help Zoom, open Monday through Friday, is a great place to take your questions about digital project logistics, audio or video recording and editing, or any other technical media considerations. Faculty, TFs, students, and staff are welcome to either drop in to the room or to schedule an appointment. To schedule an appointment or request a virtual workshop, please email mediaAnd@fas.harvard.edu.

HOLLIS is the Harvard Library catalog. It searches most library resources in a single unified search, including includes books, articles, media and more. HOLLIS also manages your library loans. You can log in to renew items, check due dates and more.

This tool provides access to finding aids or collection guides for archival collections held at Harvard's libraries. You can locate already digitized items in this system by filtering your search to "limit digital materials." Please go to this HOLLIS for Archival Discovery help guide for additional tips.

HOLLIS Images is the Harvard Library's dedicated image catalog. It includes content from archives, museums, libraries, and other collections throughout Harvard University. Access to the catalog is open to the general public.

Harvard Digital Collections provides free, public access to over six million digital objects - from ancient art to modern manuscripts and even audio/visual material.

Harvard Library licenses hundreds of online databases, giving you access to academic and news articles, books, journals, primary sources, streaming media, and much more.

The name, CURIOSity, is derived from both cabinets of curiosities, renaissance collections recognized as the origins of modern museums, and curios, objects of art valued as a curiosity or rarity. The scope of current collections ranges from digital scores and libretti to crime broadsides to the role of women in the United States economy. Included in these collections were the Open Collections Program websites, originally created as part of a program that is now closed.

The virtual "front door" to library information, the HOLLIS catalog, library databases, and other search tools.

Librarians across Harvard are creating Research Guides to help scholars begin their research.

The Library community includes librarians, archivists, technologists and other dedicated professionals who serve Harvard’s faculty, students and researchers with skill and innovation. Make and appointment or use this page to search for a library staff member by name, library, School, subject area or language proficiency.

Have a question about Harvard Library holdings? Use the "Ask A Librarian" form to get answers. Librarians at Harvard Library are available by telephone, at reference desks, and by e-mail.

Citation and research management tools help you organize your research and keep track of your references. They also make it easy to add citations into the documents you're working on and automatically generating bibliographies in pretty much any style. Harvard supports the use of EndNote and Zotero.

Training and consultations on data visualization for the Harvard community.