What's new for UTS patrons?

New External Online Resources

The three New York City Library systems offer a robust collection of databases, scholarly articles, journals and academic e-books for students who cannot get to one of the premier research libraries. Please visit their respective sites to apply for their electronic cards:

NYPL: Please contact patronaccounts@nypl for full student access.

Resources and e-books: https://www.nypl.org/about/remote-research-resources#:~:text=Many%20of%20The%20New%20York,our%20collections%20wherever%20you%20are.

Brooklyn Public Library: (https://disc.bklynlibrary.org/ecard/)

Queens Library: (https://www.queenslibrary.org/get-a-card/regular-card-ecard-info)

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Welcome to UTS Library

The Library offers patrons extensive theological resources through its large collection of print materials and online databases.

To arrange a live-online Zoom tutorial on the use of resources, please contact Library@uts.edu

EBSCO: is an online resource that contains scholarly and peer reviewed electronic books. Please contact the UTS Librarian for the latest username and password.

ProQuest: offers tens of thousands scholarly, peer reviewed articles searchable by title, author, date, etc. Please contact the UTS Librarian for the latest username and password.

Open Access Digital Theological Library provides access to thousands of e-books, dissertations and articles in the theological studies. No username or password is needed.

Project Gutenberg: is an open access repository of books in the public domain. No password is needed.