• The library at a glance
• How do I find more information about the library?
• Finding required readings for your courses.
• Where can I study?
• How long can I keep my books?
• Need Help? Ask us!

The library at a glance

• Comprises 8 campus libraries and 1 off-site storage facility
• Provides access to print and digital collections in all formats
• Use the Library Catalog, eResources and other online tools to explore both print and electronic holdings
• Use the Library's website to find information about the Library and its services. Search the Library A to Z Index

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How do I find more information about the library?

• About the Library: directions, maps, hours, staff, policies, jobs...
• Library Services: reference help, document delivery, course reserves, off-campus access...
• Libraries at Dartmouth
• Campus Map of Libraries
• Stack Guides and Floor Plans of campus libraries

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Finding reserve readings for your courses.

• Search course reserves to find material your professor has put on reserve.

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Where can I study?

• In any library, consult hours and locations.
• Request a study room or locker in the library
• 24 hour study spaces in Baker/Berry: 1902 Room and Novack Cafe

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How long can I keep my books?

• Borrowing privileges and loan periods
• Renewing books
  • (PIN number - why do I need it, and where do I get it?)
• Books that are checked out to someone else can be recalled and held for you:
  • Recalling books that are already checked out - Students
  • Recalling books that are already checked out - Faculty & Staff
  • Can't find the book on the shelf? Go to a circulation desk and Library staff will help you.

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Need Help? Ask us!

Librarians are available to help guide you no matter what you're looking for:

• Email us to ask a question or get more information.
• Phone a reference librarian.
• Visit a reference desk to talk with a librarian.
• For help from another student, visit RWIT, the Student Center for Research, Writing, and Information Technology.