Digital Collections Home Page

The University of Delaware Library, Museums and Press is excited to announce the launch of its new digital collection portal, now powered by the Quartex platform. This significant upgrade marks the transition of numerous digital collections hosted on the JSTOR platform to Quartex. The migration of remaining collections will continue over the next three months, ensuring a seamless transition for users and researchers.

Visit the new University of Delaware Library Digital Collections

About our Digital Collections

University of Delaware (UD) Library, Museums & Press has created online collections that represent some of the material it holds in its circulating collection, Special Collections, and Museums. Special Collections digital materials can also be accessed through finding aids and online exhibitions. If you have questions about using these materials, please see our copyright policies for digital collections.

UD’s institutional repository contains text based, audio, and video collections such as digitized books, letters, manuscripts, yearbooks, newspapers, oral histories and government material.

This is the newest University of Delaware Library digital collections platform. Collections are in the process of being migrated from JSTOR into Quartex.

UD’s image collections that were formally hosted on Artstor were incorporated into JSTOR in August 2024.  The public institutional collections contain open-access visual materials such as photographs, postcards, and maps.  Digitized University Museums content requires UD login.

A list of UD Library digital collections in UDSpace and Artstor can be browsed or searched through DELCAT Discovery. Catalog records link to the digital collections.

The Online Exhibitions website provides text and images for current, former, and online-only exhibitions. The exhibitions may include content from the digital collections, but many of the images only appear on the exhibitions site.

Finding aids are guides for the manuscript collections in the Special Collections Department, providing contextual information and detailed contents lists. If these materials have been imaged for the digital collections, they include links back to the digital objects. It is possible to filter search results for collections with digital content.