• Library of Congress
• Chronicling America
• Law Library of Congress
• Library Spot
• ERIC
• Homework Helper
• U.S. Consumer Gateway
• CIA World Factbook
• W.V. Library Commission
• Virginia Secession Convention
• World Data Atlas

• Shakespeare 
• Internet Classics Archive
• Literature
• Internet Medieval Sourcebook
• Bartleby Library
• Bibliomania
• Documenting the South
• Perseus Digital Library
• Online Children's Stories
• Internet Archive

Course Reserves
Materials placed on reserve by instructors are located at the information desk. The circulation periods for these items are determined by the instructor.
Click here for information on course reserves

Reserve Request Form - To be used for faculty reserve items - download file

Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan service is provided to faculty, staff and current Concord University students. Download and use the form below to request materials. Community borrowers should contact their public library for interlibrary loan service.

Material Request Form - To be used for interlibrary loan / material requests - download file

Photocopies
Copy machines, a digital scanner, microfilm/microfiche reader printer are available. Copies are $.05 a page and require a re-loadable copy card which can be purchased in the library.

Wireless Access
Wireless access is available. Campus wireless information can be found here .

Concord University has been a selective Federal Depository since 1924. Government Documents are listed in the Library's online catalog. Many are integrated into the general collection.

Below are some useful links to various Government sites. 

• Federal Depository Library Program
• Government Printing Office
• Code of Federal Regulations
• Federal Court Locator
• Environmental Protection Agency
• United States Code
• Office of the Federal Register
• Edgar Database
• IRS Forms & Publications
• Federal Domestic Assistance
• United Nations
• West Virginia Code
• United States Zip Codes 
• West Virginia Constitution

Where do I find journal articles?
Print journals may be located on the main floor of the library. Online journals can be accessed through the Database button located just under the library photo (see above).

How do I find journal articles I need?
A generalized guide may be found under the Database button (see above) under "Using Databases" for a concise and simple review for finding articles you need. We also offer very basic instructional videos located on the front library page on the right side under VIDEO TUTORIALS.

How do I find books and use the catalog?
Searching for books and tutorials can be found under Catalog.

What books may I borrow?
The circulating books (which are books you may borrow) are located on the main floor with call numbers A-Z (general collection), QTO A-Z (oversized books, including art), Juv A-Z, FOL A-Z and graphic novels. 

Can I access the online databases for journals from home?
Yes. Under the Databases page, locate the top link which reads "For off-campus access log in here with your MyCU username/password". Click the link and enter your MYCU username/password to gain access to library databases.