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New Arts and Humanities Resources
UCSF researchers typically read about the latest medical advances or parse promising genome sequences, and the Library has many resources to aid discovery in these important areas. But we also strive to serve the cultural and leisure needs of UCSF's students, faculty, and staff.
The Library has recently secured online access to many new databases in the arts and humanities. Interested in learning about the history of early English books? Want to see full reproductions of important pieces of art? Are you a film buff who needs more biographical information on your favorite stars? You can learn all of this and more in our Arts & Humanities databases collection.
You can also access this collection by browsing "Arts & Humanities" in the Databases area.
Interested in more leisure reading? Our recently developed Popular Reading Collection, located on the main floor of the Parnassus Library, provides access to popular books, newspapers, and magazines.
