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The dining room will become more comfortable.

The students can book the rooms by logging into the system with their university credentials.

Trial period for the new tool lasts until 10 April.

UT Library is closed due to national holiday.

For higher security of user accounts, the two-factor authentication will be implemented in logging into ESTER.

Due to the risk of damaging the library's technical equipment, the library is closed in the weekend.

The financial support from the UT development fund enables to set up a competence network consisting of researchers.

The adjusted pricelist for the library services is valid from January 3.

Scopus AI feature of Elsevier's Scopus citation database now available in the university network.

In December, books and vinyl records in the library's e-bookshop are 20% off.

The UT Library's updated website will be launched on 25 November.

Tartu Ülikooli digiarhiiv DSpace’is saab nimeks ADA. Digiarhiiv saab ka uue esilehe, milles on lähtutud ülikooli veebi kujundusest.

During holiday season the opening hours of the library differ slightly from the regular opening hours.

The presentation of Malle Ermel's book "The University of Tartu Library 220" will take place on November 18.

From October 21 to 27, the annual Open Access Week will take place, with the goal of increasing the use and publication of open access scholarly research information worldwide. During this week, information desks will be available at the university library, as well as in the libraries of the Estonian University of Life Sciences and Taltech, where readers can get useful information about the opportunities and services related to open science. Additionally, there will be various trainings and seminars, both online and in person.

Partner libraries of the international project EODOPEN meet at the University of Tartu Library.

This summer, the library lobby underwent a renovation.

Starting from September 26, the computers intended for general use by readers will be located in the big hall on the second floor. The rearrangement of computer placement is due to the increased need for group workspaces among students. Since most people studying and working in the library have their own laptops, a significant number of the public computer stations were mostly unused.

On Thursday, September 19th at 4 p.m, an exhibition titled “The Player Takes the Chords” will open on the 3rd floor of the university library to celebrate the 100th anniversary of artist Lembit Saarts' birth.

In anticipation of International Music Day, the library will be filled with music. On Saturday, September 28th, a conference “Home and Abroad” will be held in collaboration with Psühhoteek for vinyl enthusiasts and music lovers. Additionally, an exhibition by Andres Karro titled “Record Sleeves of the Estonian Diaspora” will be opened, followed by a popular record fair on Sunday, welcoming everyone.