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Library Resources for Online Students

How to use library resources if you're in a distance education program.

The Moon and Stars sculpture hanging outside the LIf you have a myStevens username and password, you have access to many of the tools and resources available to students on campus.

You are a member of the Stevens community, and therefore are entitled to all the articles and books you may need, including some we may not hold.

And if you ever have a question, please reach out! The Librarians are here for you.

 

Image: Moon & Stars, a sculpture by Mary Callery, hangs outside the Samuel C. Williams Library

If you have questions about anything on this guide, are curious about our many databases, or want to learn how to do deeper research into your thesis topic, Research Services librarians are here to help!

Librarians are available 9:30am to 5pm ET, Monday to Friday, throughout the calendar year.

Get in touch with us via chat or email:

 

Or contact us directly!

Online students have access to the research articles they need, whether the Library subscribes or not.

To order a copy of an article that is not held by us, find the article in the Library catalog (for best results, search for the full title within quotation marks), and then click the button to "Request item from Interlibrary Loan." If you have questions, contact the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Department.

Please note: The Library does not retrieve books for off-campus students or send out our own copies. What we recommend is using the ILL program at your local public library to request the book(s) you need. Almost every library participates in ILL; if it's not included on their website, call and ask directly for the ILL department.

Policies and more info: