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What are the library hours?
What are the library phone numbers?
Where are you located?
Can I use the library computers for word processing, e-mail, PowerPoint, etc.?
How do I print and photocopy at the library?
How do I establish online access to your databases?
How do I join the Friends of the Doherty Library?
How can I make a donation to the library?
Who do I contact with a suggestion or a complaint about the library?
Where are some quiet places to study at the library?
Does the library have group study rooms?
How do I purchase a book in memory or in honor of someone?
How do I access the electronic books (eBooks) in the library catalog?
How do I find out what journals the library subscribes to?
Why do I get a database error when I try to access the databases from work?
Can I access the library’s databases from home?
In the Doherty Library Catalog, What does 'request item' mean?
In the Doherty Library Catalog, what does 'add to my list' mean?
What are the library hours?
See our library hours page
What are the library phone numbers?
The main number is 713-525-2190. See the Staff & Departmental Directory for additional phone numbers.
Where are you located?
The library’s physical address is 1100 W. Main. The library is directly across the academic mall from the Chapel of St. Basil. The nearest cross streets are Yoakum and W. Main.
Can I use the library computers for word processing, e-mail, PowerPoint, etc.?
The library computers allow you to e-mail, conduct research, and view documents. However, you cannot edit or create documents. The library computers are setup primarily for database and Internet research. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are not fully installed. To create and edit documents, spreadsheets, and slide shows, students can use the computer lab in the basement of library.
How do I print and photocopy at the library?
See the Information Technology page for details on UST printing and copying. The library has a public printer and 3 public photocopiers on the main floor.
How do I establish online access to your databases?
You can access databases from on and off campus. On-campus access does not require any login. For off-campus login information and troubleshooting, see our Off-Campus Access page.
How do I join the Friends of the Doherty Library?
See our Friends of the Library page for information.
How can I make a donation to the library?
For information on how to make gifts to our library, visit our link for Friends of the Library or contact the library director, Jim Piccininni.
Who do I contact with a suggestion or a complaint about the library?
You are welcome to let any staff member know if you have a problem. You are also welcome to contact the library director, Jim Piccininni on any matter of concern or for any suggestions you wish to give.
Where are some quiet places to study at the library?
The Silent Reading Room in the east and the west wing of the main floor provides quiet study carrels and tables. On the second floor of the library along the south wall there are several private study rooms with glass sliding doors for quiet.
Does the library have group study rooms?
The library has a group study room on the second floor that seats six students. This room is available to UST students in groups of three or more on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations are accepted. There are additional group study tables throughout the library and a large group study area in the basement that can accommodate as many as 40 people.
How do I purchase a book in memory or in honor of someone?
See our information for Doherty Library’s Sponsor a Book program.
How do I access the electronic books (eBooks) in the library catalog?
EBooks can be access through the library online catalog. If you have additional questions, contact the Reference department.
How do I find out what journals the library subscribes to?
Go to our online A to Z List to find what issues the library owns in paper, fiche or online. Browse alphabetically or search by the title of the journal or periodical.
Why do I get a database error when I try to access the databases from work?
Workplace firewalls and security software can prevent access to the databases. If you are unable to get into the databases from work, try accessing them from home. For more information, see our Off-Campus Access page.
Can I access the library’s databases from home?
Yes, all current UST students, faculty, and staff have off-campus access to the Doherty Library databases. Troubleshooting and login information is available on Off-Campus Access page.
In the Doherty Library Catalog, What does 'request item' mean?
You can request any circulating item that is not currently available such as books that are checked out, in processing, or in cataloging. As each book you’ve requested becomes available, we’ll contact you and hold the book for 3 days at the circulation desk.
In the Doherty Library Catalog, what does 'add to my list' mean?
As you are searching for resources in the catalog, you can put those you wish to examine into one list for printing and taking with you to the shelves. The list contains the publication information and the call number. To access your list, click "My List" on the top right hand corner of the screen. You can also email the list to yourself if you wish to save it.
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