About the Libraries

Our Libraries and Collections

The library system of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, includes the David W. Mullins Library, the main research facility on campus, and four branch libraries:

• The Chemistry and Biochemistry Library
• The Fine Arts Library (closed for renovation)
• The Physics Library
• The Robert A. and Vivian Young Law Library

Offering more than 3.7 million volumes, more than 232,000 journals and e-journals, and 2,000 manuscript collections, the Libraries provide research resources for disciplines from Accounting to Zoology, including:

• Special Collections, archival and rare materials
• Digital Collections, unique online documents, images, and media
• ScholarWorks@UARK, our institutional repository of student and faculty work

Browse our full list of library and collections list.

Locations and Directions

Our People and Services

• Personnel Directory
• Our Faculty
• Subject Librarians
• Departments and Services A-Z
• Job Opportunities
• Organizational Chart

Our Programs

• Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
• Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts
• Our Partners
• Library Annual Reports

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Our Values

The mission of the University of Arkansas Libraries is to provide access to information that will support and foster creativity, study, teaching, and research.

Vision Statement

The vision of the University Libraries is to be the vibrant and diverse intellectual center of campus in concert with the University’s emergence as a nationally competitive, student-centered research university serving Arkansas and the world.

Value Statement

The University Libraries value

• Intellectual freedom
• An individual’s right to privacy
• Service that is efficient, innovative, reliable, and available to all
• Diversity in personnel, programs, and collections