
During the Spring 2021 semester, classes at the University of Tennessee are being offered in person, online, and through a hybrid combination. UT Libraries resources and services will follow a similar structure.
We encourage you to review our quick guide on How to Library below and check out our FAQ page for more details. As always, the latest information and library news is available to you when you connect with @UTKLibraries on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
We look forward to partnering with our Volunteer community to ensure everyone has a safe and healthy visit to any of our spaces throughout the spring semester.
Please remember, masks are required in all library spaces, including study rooms.
UT Libraries is always open online – and we’ve always got your back.

Our Spaces are Ready
- Hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes available
- Furniture and computers spaced 6 feet apart
- Plexiglass shields installed at all Commons service points
- Directional signage is available to help you remain socially distanced during your visit
Our Assistance is Personal

- Research assistance available online at lib.utk.edu, via online chat or self-paced tutorials
- The Studio provides support for media projects through Zoom and online chat
- Subject Librarians are available for personalized consultations
- Special Collections materials are available to request and view by appointment
- Poster printing is available at both Hodges and Pendergrass libraries
- 3D printing is available at Pendergrass Library

Our partners are…each of you!
- Wear a face covering at all times and in all spaces
- Follow directional signage and floor markings
- Take note of room capacities and plan accordingly (Some study rooms are reservable)
- Use the self-checkout stations for your books and materials
- Food and drink from Starbucks and the POD available for carryout only
Check out a virtual tour of Hodges Library!
Recent News
More News- Pendergrass Library Closed Beginning May 23
- Students and UT Libraries Award Faculty for Using Open Educational Resources
- Neurodiversity: Panel Discussion, May 5
- Digitization Project to Preserve Senate Recordings from the 1950s and ’60s
- UT Libraries and The Wall Street Journal Partner to Bring Sponsored Memberships to Campus
- For Your Reference: Final Episode of Second Season Airing April 21
- Lecture and Book Signing: Modern Appalachian Topography
- History and Academic Mentorship - For Your Reference streams March 17 at 7:00 p.m.
Upcoming Events
More EventsNo upcoming events.