Faculty & Staff Resources: Research Resources

Interlibrary Loan is provided for current Butler University students, faculty, emeriti faculty and staff to obtain materials NOT owned by Butler University Libraries from other libraries or commercial document suppliers in the continental United States. The Interlibrary Loan office is NOT a document delivery or photocopying service for students, staff, or faculty.

Before you submit an Interlibrary Loan request, you must:

• Check the Butler Online Catalog for the book or journal title.
• For articles, check Journals A-Z to see if the article is already available full text.

Login to ILLiad, our InterLibrary Loan system

• to submit requests
• to check the status of your requests
• to retrieve articles
• to request renewals for Interlibrary Loans
• Note: If you have any questions, please contact:

Irwin Library: Sarah Damery, 940-9677, sdamery@butler.edu
Science Library: Barb Howes, 940-9401, bhowes@butler.edu

Before requesting titles to be purchased, please ensure that your request falls within our Collection Development policy [pdf]. 

To request that specific books, DVDs, and other materials be ordered for the collections, please email your requests to your Subject Liaison.  Your liaison will most likely be forwarding on your email or reentering the information in a separate library ordering system, so please avoid sending us catalogs with items circled if possible.

Did you know that you can read eBooks on your tablet or Kindle?

Check out our step-by-step guides for each of our eBook providers!

There are a number of products available that offer different feature sets. We are happy to assist you with getting started with any of these products and have created a comparison chart for the most popular to help you select one.

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Want to be notified when a new issue of your favorite journal is released? Interested in finding out what's being published on a particular topic? Our databases offer a number of different ways to be alerted when content that's interesting to you is available! We have a guide to help you FOLLOW THE LITERATURE.

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Header image attributions, left to right: 

• books-airplane by Keri used under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
• Freelancer Researching on iPad by 1Day Review used under CC BY 2.0 
• 50 years of Government and industry working together to address the risk of oil pollution from ship by International Maritime Organization used under CC BY 2.0 
• Sticky Notes by Gabriel Toro used under CC BY-SA 2.0