Library Catalog Transition and Timeline

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The UW System libraries will be moving to a new shared library management system. As a result, our current library catalog is officially going away on February 16, 2015 (the system that runs our catalog is no longer being developed by the vendor). 


Our discovery tool, Search@UW, will continue as the interface for searching our library holdings and also functions as the UW System Libraries shared catalog.

Below are some important dates we would like you to be aware of that may impact services. We will also send reminders closer to these dates as well:

  • January 8 – Universal Borrowing and other resource sharing will be handled via the Interlibrary loan system until the new system is live on February 16th. It may take a bit more time to get materials from other libraries during this period.
  • January 15 – Deadline for Spring Semester Reserve requests – for physical items only (books, DVDs, etc.).
  • January 20 -  New items will not be ordered, purchased, cataloged, placed on reserve until the new system is in place.
  • February 4 – Checkout/Checkin of materials will be manual.  “My Account” data will not be updated, and renewals and requests will not be available until the new system is in place.

 We appreciate your patience while we make this system transition. Please know the library staff is always willing to help with the services you need.

If you have questions about the transition, please contact Terri Muraski (ext. 3349). 

For more detailed information, please visit our LibGuide.

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