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Do LMU alumni have access to the library's online databases?

 

Hannon Library Resources Online

  • Electronic resource licenses are for current LMU students, faculty, and staff and for visitors to the LMU campus. Most of our vendors provide no option for alumni access, and others only do so at a prohibitive cost. For these reasons, we cannot provide alumni access to our e-resources from off-campus.
    • One exception is the ATLA Religion database, apply here for access or read our FAQ for more information.
    • Our electronic resources are available on campus, if you are connected to the campus wireless or on a library computer.
  • Digital Collections offers online access to some of our Archives and Special Collections materials. You can also set up an appointment to visit the Archives and Special Collections department or request duplication of materials.
  • Digital Commons contains faculty and student research and journals available open access worldwide.

Other Research Resources

  • There are a number of open access resources available for free: start with our Open Access LibGuide.
  • If you have specific articles in mind and they are not available through open access resources, check your local public library's research database holdings. Public libraries often also offer interlibrary loan services, where you might pay a nominal fee to request an article from another library.
  • For books and journals, WorldCat can be useful to locate local libraries that may allow visitors to read or copy materials in their library. We suggest checking the library's website for their visitor policies, particularly for university libraries.

For more information, please visit the library's alumni services page.

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