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Microforms at the Murray Library: Murray Library Microforms

Introduction

The University of Saskatchewan Library holds over 3 million items in microform format.

What are Microforms?

Microforms are a storage medium for documents including books, articles, newspapers, government documents and others. The format requires magnification to read. There are reader/scanner/printers on the 1st floor and readers on the 2nd floor of Murray Library.

Microforms at the Murray Library include three types:

  • microfilm (rolled transparent film)
  • microfiche (flat transparent sheets)
  • microcards (flat opaque sheets)

The University of Saskatchewan's main campus is situated on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis.

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