Collections
The University of Idaho Library facilitates access to many diverse collections. Explore collections that span a variety of topics and formats, including physical and digital resources that support research and document Idaho’s past.
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Digital Collections
A growing, searchable archive of rare and unique materials, with a focus on Idaho history and jazz.
Special Collections & Archives
Primary sources on Idaho and Pacific Northwest history — personal papers, university archives, rare books, and photographs.
Theses & Dissertations
Search over 10,000 University of Idaho theses and dissertations, with full text available for many recent titles.
Maps
Atlases, topographic maps of Idaho and the U.S., and historic aerial photographs, in the map room on the first floor.
VERSO
An repository of University of Idaho research and creative work, with web profiles for faculty, students, and staff.
UniVERSO
An AI-powered search tool for finding University of Idaho researchers and expertise using natural-language questions.
Gary Strong Curriculum Center
Curriculum materials and teaching resources for the College of Education, formerly known as the IMTC.
Board Game Collection
Board and card games available to check out for game nights, team-building, or classroom use.
Gov. Documents
All federal publications, maps, and electronic data distributed by the Government Printing Office — 1.7 million items.
International Jazz Collections
The Pacific Northwest's premier jazz archive, including Lionel Hampton's personal papers.
American Language and Cultures Program
Materials for English-language learners — grammar and vocabulary texts plus Hi-Lo literature for adults building reading skills.
Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology
Over 4,000 anthropology books and manuscripts, searchable in the Library catalog and housed in the Sweet Avenue lab.
Asian Studies Collection
Books, DVDs, and reference materials on Asian politics, culture, and literature in Chinese, Japanese, and English.
Herbarium Collection
Field guides, flora keys, and technical reports from the Stillinger Herbarium's botanical library.