Humanities Resource Center

The Humanities Resource Center provides resources, facilities, and support for the purposeful use of technology in teaching, learning, and research. The HRC supports independent language study with a large selection of instructional materials and the appropriate viewing technology. The HRC also assists Princeton University faculty in incorporating technology and video in their teaching and research. The HRC manages the majority of the University's video collection and video reserves .

The Humanities Resource Center is located in the lower level of East Pyne.

Requests for video materials to be held on course reserve should be placed through Firestone Library's Online Reserve Request System.  More information about this system and about reserving materials can be found here.

Online Reserve Request System (ORRS)

The Princeton Digital Humanities Initiative was established to support coursework innovations, infrastructural improvements, coordination efforts, and financial investments to support a growing Digital Humanities Initiative at Princeton University. The Digital Humanities Working Group is a collaborative and inter-disciplinary cross-campus community involving faculty and staff at all levels.

Learn more at http://digitalhumanities.princeton.edu

Library items can now be renewed online through the new SeachIt@PUL system.  Read more

Spring 2013 Hours

Foreign language TigerTV channels are available streaming while on campus on the HRC website

Spring Semester Hours

HRC Circulation Desk
609-258-1290
(on campus: 8-1290)
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The Humanities Resource Center is in 011 East Pyne. See map.