News & Agendas

Discover a selection of new electronic resources (databases, e-journals, e-books, etc.) acquired by ULiège Library and available from 2026.

Adaptations to the Open Access decree, artificial intelligence, key figures... A look back at a year rich in advances, challenges, and prospects for Open Access. Discover how ORBi continues to evolve to better promote your publications and support your research.

Don't waste any more time searching for full-text articles!

With the ‘Get It @ ULiège’ button available in PubMed, you can:

• Check whether the article is accessible via the University's subscriptions.
• Access the full text directly or legal alternatives (open access, request via the document delivery service).

Follow our guide to configure ‘Get It @ULiège’ on PubMed so that you always have access to our subscriptions!

Update on 10 January, 9 a.m.:

In view of the bad weather:

• The reading room (20-Août) and the Health Library – CHU are open.
• As it is not possible to access it, the Graulich Library is currently closed.

Avoid any non-essential travel and good luck with your exams!

The comic book collection of the ULiège Library includes several thousand titles, covering a wide range of genres.

To explore this collection more intuitively, through broad thematic groupings, thematic galleries are now available.

For the holidays, ULiège Library and ARTE Médiathèque are offering you access to six films of your choice in Arte’s ‘Médiathèque Numérique’.

Enjoy them until 4 January! The rest of the time, you have access to three films per month via the libraries.
 

Statista is updating its authentication model and will permanently discontinue IP address recognition in early 2026. To ensure uninterrupted access to the resource, ULiège Library and SEGI have implemented a new secure access.

Due to ongoing work, the book store services (book orders, digitisation requests) will be suspended on 4 and 5 December. We will keep you informed.

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. 

The APA is one of the essential bibliographic standards for citing your sources consistently and uniformly in your research work.

The APA Style Manual is the official source for APA style. APA is mainly used in psychology, speech therapy, education sciences, movement sciences, physiotherapy, nursing, and social sciences.

The Scribe catalogue now benefits from a modernised interface that is clearer and more pleasant to use.