Items can be returned to the University Library during its operational hours or via the external return slots after hours. Alternate return options include: Members of The Alberta Library will...... More

Yes, you can bring in any drinks in spill-resistant containers or any snack foods which produce minimal mess and smell. The areas in the Library where no food or drinks are allowed are: Archives...... More

There are two avenues for you to take: Go back to your own library and ask them for a free Alberta Library Card (TAL) which enables you to borrow books free of charge from participating...... More

You can burn a CD at any of the sit-down computers at which you must login. Note: CDs and DVDs are sold at the Library Services Desk on Level 10 of the Library.... More

Undergraduate and graduate students can book the group work rooms.... More

They can be located in several places: The Reference Collection on Level 10 in the AE and PE sections The Main collection on Level 9 in the AE and PE sections General dictionary on stands in some...... More

Yes, you can--for information on the process, check out the Media webpage.... More

To book equipment, you can either Go to the Library homepage, perform a Summon search (use any of the multimedia names; e.g., camcorders) and limit the result set to Content Type = Equipment...... More

You can book equipment in two ways: Go to the Library homepage > Summon > Search using multimedia names; e.g., camcorders > Filter by Content Type "Equipment".  A Book link will appear for each...... More

You can locate an available computer very quickly by checking out TRAC (TRacking Accessible Computers) on the computer located at the Library entrance. There is a map of each floor in the Library...... More

You can add money to your Bridge Bucks account at either the Bridge Bucks machine near the Library entrance or other locations across campus. For addition payment options on campus and online, click here.... More

Audio-visual equipment circulates on an hourly or on a daily loan depending on whether it is a) high demand, high-use equipment and b) the number we have of a given type of equipment. Check out...... More

To check which journals we have, go to our Library homepage, select the Find Articles tab in the middle of the page and then select Journal Title Search, and type the title of the journal in the...... More

Come to the Library Services Desk on Level 10 to pick up the equipment any time the Library is open. To ensure the equipment is available you may book the equipment ahead of time. You can book it...... More

From the Library's homepage, select the Find Articles tab in the middle of the page and then select Databases by Subject. Click on the broad subject area that relates to your topic. Then connect...... More

Fines vary depending on the type of material signed out. Check here for a list of material types and their corresponding fines.... More

Any member of the University Community (faculty, staff, and student) can make a request for us to retrieve material. Community users cannot make retrieval requests at this time.... More

You can pick up this equipment at the General Services Desk on level 10 any hours that the Library is open.... More

We do not have old exams in our collection. The Students' Union did offer a Test Bank in the past, but that service has been discontinued.... More

The Library will not charge overdue fines on items borrowed before March 17, 2020 that came due during the closure. Items borrowed after July 6, 2020 are subject to overdue fines. Click here for...... More