APUS' Richard G. Trefry Library is available to AMU and APU students and faculty only. To ensure that the site recognizes you as a student or instructor, you must log in with your APUS credentials.
Similarly, our library'ssubscriptions (article databases, journals and ebooks, including many coursetextbooks)are hosted on external sites that are restricted to subscribers only. The library pays the subscription fees for all AMU/APU students and faculty, but we must use a "proxy server" to authenticate you as a subscriber. So, if you click a proxied link (one that contains "ezproxy.apus.edu"), you may encounter the APUS login screen. Note: Proxy server sessions time-out after 1.5 hours, prompting you to log in again after that time has elapsed.
Your student id and password should allow you to log in to the library or any of its subscriptions. This is the same login that you use to enter the AMU/APU campus or classroom. If you can't remember your student id or your password, click here.
Having trouble logging in?If your student id and password are not working, please try:
Clear your browser's cache.This fixes most problems, so try it first. Once you have done it, close your browser. Then open a new window and try the proxied link again.
Try another browser. If you use Internet Explorer or Safari, try downloading Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome (both are free). Or, if you usually use Chrome, try Internet Explorer or Firefox (and so on).
If you have not reset your APUS student password in the past 90 days, you may need to do this before you can access the APUS Research Database login.
After you change your password, it's a good idea to clear your browser's cache before trying to log in again!
For help with changing your password, contact classroomsupport@apus.edu.The library cannot reset your APUS password.
If you have tried all of the suggestions above, and arestill unable to log in, please contact the library.
Be sure to let us know what link you clicked (your textbook, a library database, a link to the library from a classroom lesson, etc.) when you encountered the login page. Also, to save time, mention that you have tried the suggestions above (so that we don't ask you to do them again).
