Connect to the "VisitUR" wireless network and open a web browser. After being redirected to the logon page, please read the terms and conditions, accept them by checking the appropriate box, and click the "Log In" button.
Please note that "VisitUR" is not a secured wireless network and should not be used to send or receive sensitive information.
For more information please visit: https://is.richmond.edu/get-connected/visitur-network.html.
Collaborative Study Zones
Low Voices in These Areas
Quiet Study Zones
Whispering in These Areas
Silent Study Zones
No Talking, Whispering, Cell Phones or Noise in These Areas
Students attending public or private schools in Henrico, Goochland, Powhatan, Hanover, Chesterfield and the City of Richmond are eligible to participate in our borrowing program.
Click here to learn more information about borrowing books from Boatwright Memorial Library.
In order to borrow materials from Boatwright Memorial Library, students in grades 9-12 must have a completed and signed High School Student Authorization Form.
When borrowing materials, the borrower can request a receipt with the title and due date of borrowed items.
High school borrowers may borrow a maximum of fifteen (15) books at a time. The loan period is 28-days with two (2) renewals for an additional 28 days each renewal. To renew a book the student may call Access and User Services at 804-289-8876 before the due date.
Items that are overdue for more than 20 days are subject to Lost Item Fees.
Boatwright Memorial Library has an abundance of resources - which may seem overwhelming. Take your time, remember that research is a process, you will find what you need with some patience and practice.
If you need help while you are on campus, feel free to drop by the first floor Access and User Services Desk. Our staff will be happy to assist you.
Open Access is devoted to making scholarly information available online, free, and unrestricted. In addition to scholarly publications, the Open Access Movement also includes Open Science, Open Data, and Open Education - freeing the research process for even quicker dissemination of knowledge and more rapid discovery.
Open Access affects most of the cycle of Scholarly Communication, to name a few:
Please visit Scholarly Communications: Open Access for more information and open access resources.