E. Lower Campus West
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The McIntyre Library's six levels contain a wealth of resources for UW-Eau Claire
students, faculty and staff, as well as community members.
McIntyre Library houses a book collection of more than 500,000 volumes, many
federal and state government publications, a large reference collection and more.
The library accommodates busy student schedules, opening from 7 a.m.-1 a.m.
Sunday through Thursday. The facility is open 24 hours during finals week.
UW-Eau Claire students have access to more than 70 computers throughout
the library that provide access to the facility's Web-based catalog and databases.
Student and faculty artwork, frequently displayed in several areas of the library,
adds an aesthetic touch to McIntyre Library's study spaces.
The William D. McIntyre Library provides high-quality services and collections for the students, faculty and staff of UW-Eau Claire and to the greater Eau Claire community. Recent upgrades include the implementation of SearchSpot, a new Google-like research tool; a redesigned Web site; laptops and cameras for student checkout; renovations of the Instructional Media Center, Information Literacy Lab, and Special Collections and Archives; and the addition of technology-enabled group studies and upholstered furniture to make study and research in the library more convenient and appealing. The building was constructed in 1960, with major additions being completed in 1972 and 1993. The additions expanded the stacks and study spaces, and provided additional office and support space for library staff. The building was named for an Eau Claire businessman who served on the Board of Regents of State Colleges from 1945-66.
