Why support UC Libraries on UC Day of Giving?
UC Libraries are at the heart of the University of Cincinnati’s academic and research mission—empowering students to succeed, faculty to innovate, and discoveries that shape our world.
Every day, students rely on UC Libraries for access to essential course materials, expert research support, collaborative learning spaces, and cutting-edge digital resources. These services help students thrive academically, reduce barriers to access, and prepare them to lead in their chosen fields.
Your support on UC Day of Giving helps UC Libraries:
- Expand access to critical books, journals, databases, and digital resources
- Preserve and share rare and unique collections for future generations
- Enhance study spaces and technology that support student success
- Advance research and innovation across all disciplines
- Provide expert guidance that helps students develop lifelong research skills
As information evolves rapidly, UC Libraries must continually invest in new resources and services to meet the changing needs of our academic community. Guided by our 2024–2027 Strategic Plan, we are focused on enriching our collections, expanding our impact, strengthening our organization, and supporting student success.
Your gift ensures that every UC student, regardless of background or discipline, has access to the knowledge and tools they need to learn, discover, and achieve their full potential.
About UC Libraries
UC Libraries serves the entire university community through the Walter C. Langsam Library, Archives and Rare Books Library, Donald C. Harrison Health Sciences Library, and six specialized college and departmental libraries.
With more than 4 million volumes and thousands of electronic resources available 24/7, UC Libraries connects students, faculty, and researchers to the information, technology, and expertise that fuel discovery and innovation.
Through both physical and digital spaces, UC Libraries empowers learning, inspires creativity, and advances knowledge that makes a difference in Cincinnati and around the world.
UC and UC Health employees can give via payroll deduction today.
