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Did you know that the UI&U Library’s OneSearch provides formatted APA and MLA citations that you can copy and paste into your bibliography?  Watch the video below to learn more about this amazing tool.

Whether you are looking for a job or just polishing your professional skills, the library has hundreds of resources that offer the knowledge and tools that you are looking for.

As a student, you have access to the UI&U Library, including one-on-one research assistance, interlibrary loan, professional journals, APA & MLA formatted citations, and access to millions of articles, e-books, and other resources.

Register for Interlibrary Loan

If you need an article or book chapter that is not in the UI&U Library, you can request it using interlibrary loan. To register, click the “Create an Interlibrary Loan Account” link on the interlibrary loan page and complete the form. You will then be eligible to place requests.

Create a OneSearch Account
OneSearch allows you to simultaneously search the resources in the library. You can create a personal OneSearch account to save items, create journal alerts, and share resources. Click the “sign in” link in the green header of OneSearch. Then click “Create a new Account” and complete the form.

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What do eggs, dried beans, rice, oatmeal, yoghurt, and frozen or seasonal vegetables all have in common?  They are food stapes in Good and Cheep, a cookbook designed to help people live on $4/day.  For her master’s thesis at New York University, Leanne Brown challenged herself to create affordable, healthy, and tasty meals for students, seniors, people on food stamps, and anyone else on a tight budget.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines peer review as, “The process by which an academic journal passes a paper submitted for publication to independent experts for comments on its suitability and worth; refereeing.” Peer review a process that protects scholarship by confirming that the research and writing of a scholarly article is valid, original, of high quality, and relevant to the journal to which it has been submitted.