Popular Services
Get assistance with UL hardware, software, and printers.
Request approval for disposition of records that have met retention.
Request information, report a problem, or login to Send&Print.
Request assistance with a public computer in a Alkek Library, Round Rock Libary, or a TechSpot.
Event services and support for University Libraries sponsored/branded events, workshops, and tabling.
Assistance depositing articles, datasets, theses, dissertations, and other research in university repositories.
Get help locating records management resources and applying records management policies and procedures.
Faculty and staff request software to be installed on library or TechSpot computers.
Request transfer of records with archival disposition to the university archives.
Request a permissions change (ex: shared mailbox, S: drive, SharePoint, Teams) or ask a question.
Request technology be moved within the building, between campuses, or a surplus pickup.
Reserve a room, ask a question, or report a Mazevo outage.
Submit a request to be an editor on the University Libraries website.
Omeka is a web publishing platform the University Libraries uses to display library or research collections, digital stories, and exhibits.
Ask a conference room question, report a problem, or request meeting setup assistance.
ArchivesSpace is an open-source archival management system the University Libraries uses to host finding aids for archival collections - physical and digital - at the Special Collections and Archives and the Wittliff Collections.
ILLiad is resource sharing software for that helps our Interlibrary Loan unit borrow books , articles, and other materials from other libraries – and lend our materials to other libraries. The software delivers article/chapter scans to patrons.
Ezproxy is a software tool that gives TXST users remote access to the University Libraries’ licensed electronic resources such as databases, e-journals, and ebooks.
Request a temporary computer (laptop) or ask a question about getting one.
Islandora, the Digital Collections repository, provides access to digitized materials from Special Collections and Archives, The Wittliff Collections, and other materials unique to Texas State University and the community.