Libraries and Units
- Built Environments Library
- Art Library
- UW Bothell/CCC Library, UW Bothell
- Drama Library. Of special note are the more than 14,000 acting editions and sound effects from the BBC, CBS and Sound Ideas.
- East Asia Library
- Engineering Library. The library is a designated Patent and Trademark Depository Library and maintains a national depository for the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Special resources include industry standards, technical reports, and U.S. patent specifications from 1966 to the present.
- Foster Business Library
- Friday Harbor Library. Special materials include collections of reprints, papers and theses based on research conducted at the Friday Harbor Laboratories.
- Government Publications
- Health Sciences Library and Information Center
- International Studies
- Near East
- Slavic and East European
- Southeast Asia
- K.K. Sherwood-Harborview Library
- Map Collection and Cartographic Information Services
- Mathematics Research Library
- Media Center
- Microform and Newspaper Collections
- Music Library
- Music Listening Center. Among the special resources are the Eric Offenbacher Collection of pre-LP vocal recordings of the music of Mozart, the Hazel B. Kinsella Collection of American hymnals and tune books, the Melville Harris Collection of early disc and cylinder recordings of woodwind solos, and a collection of 17th and 18th century opera scores.
- Odegaard Undergraduate Library (OUGL)
- Physics-Astronomy Library
- Reference and Research Services
- Social Work Library
- Special Collections
- Suzzallo and Allen Libraries
- UW Tacoma Library, UW Tacoma
- Other Libraries
- Elisabeth C. Miller Library
- Marian G. Gallagher Law Library
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