Update! The Libraries' Search interface is getting upgraded and will have a new look starting December 2025. For a brief tour of the new interface, watch this short video overview.
- Action is needed:
- If you have a MyEBSCO account that is not associated with your TAMU email, you will need to merge accounts.
- If you use custom folders to organize research, you will need to download your data from the legacy interface and recreate them in the new one.
What's New
See history through the eyes of scrapbook and memory book collectors and discover their thoughts through an eclectic mix of preserved original documents, hand-written journal entries, photos and sketches from around the world.
Two of Texas A&M University’s champions of open access — a growing movement that promotes publishing and viewing research findings for free or at low cost — were honored by the University Libraries.
The “Outlander” universe, in which a time-traveling British nurse finds adventure and romance with an 18th-century Scottish warrior, is coming to Aggieland. The best-selling book series author, Dr. Diana Gabaldon, has selected the Texas A&M University Libraries as the permanent home for her literary papers, notes and memorabilia.
Events and Workshops
Explore the Libraries!
Discover your perfect study spot! The new Explore Application lets you effortlessly browse and locate the ideal library space, from quiet zones to collaboration rooms. Simply filter and find available library spaces based on the type you need, then view its exact location on a detailed floor plan.
Explore the Libraries!
Digital Collection Highlights
The Berger-Cloonan Collection of Decorated Papers contains more than 20,000 items representing five centuries of paper production and decoration from across the globe and is one of the most extensive collections of its kind.
This collection contains sound recordings made by William A. Owens during the late 1930s to early 1940s, while he was a professor of English at the Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas.
The radio programs in this collection were produced between approximately 1946 and 1959 as part of the Cooperative Forest Fire Prevention (CFFP) Campaign.
Locations
West Campus Library
Medical Sciences Library
Cushing Memorial Library & Archives
Policy Sciences & Economics Library
