About
Digital Collections Program
Clark Library’s digital collections program aims to provide access to digitized unique resources that support teaching and learning at the University, support scholarship within and beyond the University of Portland community, and enhance diversity and inclusion at the University through the documentation of diverse perspectives at the University of Portland and in the surrounding community.
Clark Library’s digital collections may contain historical images or content that are offensive and/or not condoned by the University of Portland. They are included to present an honest account of our history and the source material, but do not reflect the University of Portland values and our commitment towards building a welcoming, diverse, and inclusive campus. Learn more about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts at the University of Portland.
For more information about the Library’s digital collections, contact Philip Vue at 503.943.7685 or vue@up.edu.
Copyright and University of Portland Archives and Artifacts Digital Collections
The Digital Collections provide images and multimedia materials for use by the University of Portland community for teaching, research and private study. The collections are representative of collections held by University of Portland, Clark Library, University Archives, and the University Museum.
The Digital Collections are provided for use by the University of Portland community for teaching, research and private study. Access to both electronic and physical pieces in the Archives and Artifacts collections and the provision of copies does not constitute permission to quote or publish. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain all necessary copyright permissions to quote or publish any material located in the digital collections of the University of Portland Library, and Archives and Artifacts. Users assume full responsibility for any infringement of copyright and publication rights for reproduced materials.
The Library provides several resources to help users determine under what circumstances copyrighted materials can be used. These resources can be found on the Library's Copyright Guidelines web pages.
For more information about using materials in the Archives and Artifacts collections, please contact Rev. Jeffrey Schneibel, C.S.C., University Archivist, at 503.943.7116 or archives@up.edu.
About
Digital Collections Program
Clark Library’s digital collections program aims to provide access to digitized unique resources that support teaching and learning at the University, support scholarship within and beyond the University of Portland community, and enhance diversity and inclusion at the University through the documentation of diverse perspectives at the University of Portland and in the surrounding community.
Clark Library’s digital collections may contain historical images or content that are offensive and/or not condoned by the University of Portland. They are included to present an honest account of our history and the source material, but do not reflect the University of Portland values and our commitment towards building a welcoming, diverse, and inclusive campus. Learn more about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts at the University of Portland.
For more information about the Library’s digital collections, contact Philip Vue at 503.943.7685 or vue@up.edu.
Copyright and University of Portland Archives and Artifacts Digital Collections
The Digital Collections provide images and multimedia materials for use by the University of Portland community for teaching, research and private study. The collections are representative of collections held by University of Portland, Clark Library, University Archives, and the University Museum.
The Digital Collections are provided for use by the University of Portland community for teaching, research and private study. Access to both electronic and physical pieces in the Archives and Artifacts collections and the provision of copies does not constitute permission to quote or publish. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain all necessary copyright permissions to quote or publish any material located in the digital collections of the University of Portland Library, and Archives and Artifacts. Users assume full responsibility for any infringement of copyright and publication rights for reproduced materials.
The Library provides several resources to help users determine under what circumstances copyrighted materials can be used. These resources can be found on the Library's Copyright Guidelines web pages.
For more information about using materials in the Archives and Artifacts collections, please contact Rev. Jeffrey Schneibel, C.S.C., University Archivist, at 503.943.7116 or archives@up.edu.