History of AGH portal is maintained, gathering biographies of individuals associated with the University. The care for the future of the University also includes the preservation of its memory, particularly concerning the Library.
The Library provides space for individual and group study and work. Users have access to several reading rooms and study rooms until late evening hours.
The Library embodies the concept of the "third place" and plays a significant social role, serving not only as a place for learning but also for student and staff meetings or integration. Various events are organized, including lectures, exhibitions, author meetings, and training in information skills. It is a place that promotes reading culture and develops information competencies within the academic community.
The Library collaborates with national and international institutions. Participation in various initiatives, conferences, exchange programs, or cooperation with other libraries ensures access to a broad spectrum of scientific and educational content. This, in turn, results in the development of modern services for the university community, providing an opportunity to enhance the competencies of library staff and build a work culture based on recognized standards and best practices.
The Library is involved in digitization projects aimed at preserving, sharing, and promoting scientific heritage.
Maintaining a lively and multichannel connection with users through social media is one of the priorities. The Library actively engages with its audience on Facebook, Instagram, and the LinkedIn platform.