Online Research & Learning
See our new Digital Newspapers & Magazines page for New York Times, Pressreader and Wall St Journal access.
In Library Use Only
Other Online Databases
To access these databases from home or on the go, you will need your library card and PIN to create an account. For additional help contact the library.
For use in the library, please see the information desk.
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Creativebug is a resource for high-quality arts and crafts instructional videos. Enjoy award-winning videos on drawing, painting, sewing, knitting, jewelry making, baking, crafts for kids and much more.
Utah Online Library resource - library card required for account set up.
Drivingtests.org offers practice tests, a marathon exam with hundreds of relevant questions, and a cheat sheet to help you with last minute cramming. Around a half of first time test takers fail on the first try so don’t leave anything up to chance. Whether you’re looking for motorcycle, car, or commercial vehicle licensing we’ve got materials to get you on the road and flying over the salt flats in no time.
In Library Use, card not needed for access.
Discover your family’s story through historical records. With our collection of billions of records, you can piece together your ancestors’ history and bring their stories to life.
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Linked in Learning provides an extensive library of training videos on practically any software program imaginable, including business productivity programs like Microsoft Office, professional design software such as Adobe’s Creative Suite, audio and video production, mobile platforms, and more.
Library card required for account set up.
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Utah Digital Newspapers currently offers 6.3 million pages from 374 newspapers.
Visit the University of Utah J. Willard Marriott Library’s digital map collection to access Park City Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps. In 1866 surveyor D.A. Sanborn designed these maps to assist fire insurance agents in determining the risk associated with insuring a particular property. The map surveyors meticulously documented the structural evidence of urbanization – building by building, block by block, and community by community.
Decode your Vehicle Identification Number for Free. View official data from NHTSA.