Service Alert
Current Guilford College students, faculty, and staff can access library databases and electronic resources from off campus through the library's EZProxy server.
Please note: vendor-specific URLs (e.g. www.jstor.org) and bookmarks won't work from off- campus. You'll need to use the direct links from the library's AZ database list or use the tool below to create a permalink.
After you click on a database link from a library webpage from off-campus, you'll be prompted to login using your Guilford network username and password.
Note: This is the same username and password you use for logging into the campus wifi or any campus computer. Your username is the first part of your email address without the @guilford.edu. For example, if your email address is jones2@guilford.edu then your username is jones2
If you need to reset your password please contact the IT&S Help Desk at 336-316-2020 or submit a ticket at https://itshelp.guilford.edu/
Please note that you need to be disconnected from the VPN (Global Protect) in order to login to library resources while off-campus.
Please also note that some databases offer patrons the options to create a free account to save items. This is is optional and is separate from your campus account. Any of these accounts would need to be set up separately. Please see our guide on Finding and using ebooks for more information.
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We strongly recommend using permalinks instead of uploading articles, ebooks, etc. to Canvas or file sharing because permalinks ensure that you are not in violation of copyright law.
Permalinks allow the library to maintain accurate usage statistics, which ensures that we continue to purchase and renew the resources you need.
Permalinks are a reliable means of sharing search results, bookshelves, and specific resources such as articles and ebooks. Copying and pasting the URL from the address field of a library database web page will not usually take you back to that original page. Permalinks ensure that the link will take you back to that exact page within a database.