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Hours may change. For daily hours more hours, please see the Library Hours on our website: Library Hours. Regular Fall & Spring HoursMon - Thu: 7:00 a - 12:00 aFriday: 7:00 a - 8:00 pSaturday: 9:00 a - 8:00 p Sunday: 12:00 p - 12:00 a Extended Hours (Finals)...

A physical or digital ID is required to check out materials.  Undergraduate students may borrow a maximum of 20 items at any given time. 30 day loan period for most books. Reserve items have shorter loan periods. For example, markers have a four hour ...

A physical or digital ID is required to check out materials.  Graduate students may borrow a maximum of 40 items at any given time. 45 day loan period for most books. Reserve items have shorter loan periods. For example, markers have a four hour loan ...

A physical or digital ID is required to check out materials.  A faculty member may send a GA to the Library to borrow materials, but they must have the faculty member's A-State ID card with them each time they borrow materials on behalf of the faculty m...

A physical or digital ID is required to check out materials.  End of current semester due date for most books. May borrow a maximum of 25 items at any given time. There are no late fines for General Collection books. After items are 90 days past due, ther...

Retired Staff Must present a valid state issued photo ID. Must complete a Community Borrowers Application Form online or at the Service Desk before borrowing privileges can be enabled. May have a maximum of two items checked out at any given time. 30 day...

Members of the community, aged 18 and up, may apply for a Community Borrower Card. You can complete the Community Borrower application in person or online. Please note that we require a copy of your photo ID.  Must present a valid state issued photo ID. Mu...

Your A-State ID is your library card! All current students, faculty, and staff can use their physical or digital ID to check materials out from the round Service Desk on the main floor of the library. Please note that we cannot check material out without an ID...

Items that were checked out at the Service Desk may be returned at several locations. There is a book drop located at the Service Desk, one book drop located adjacent to the south entrance of the library, a book drop located to the east of the north entrance o...

Most items may be renewed twice, unless another patron has requested the item(s). Items must be renewed before the due date. We recommend that you renew the day before the due date.  You may renew items by visiting the Library Service Desk or through the onli...

Patrons who need a book that is checked out to someone else may stop by the Service Desk with a valid A-State ID to place a recall or hold request on that book. When the item has been returned, a notice will be sent out to the person who requested the hold or ...

There are no late fines for General Collection books. However, a hold will be placed on all accounts with late materials, which may cause a borrower to be blocked from checking out items, registering for classes, or getting transcripts. After items are 90 days...

The borrower is responsible for all material checked out on their record and should point out any noticeable damage to items before checking them out. Borrowers who return library items that are damaged will be assessed a service charge based on the cost of re...

If OneSearch or the online catalog shows that an item has not been checked out but the item cannot be located, you may request staff to search for the item. Please visit the Service Desk for a Missing Book Form.  After the item has been located, the user will...

The ARKLink card allows you to visit and borrow from other university and college libraries throughout Arkansas.  Policies: You must visit the Library Services Desk to receive an ARKLink card before borrowing from other libraries.  The ARKLink card is lim...

Members of the community aged 18 and up may use computers within the Library after they have applied and been approved for a Community Borrower's Card.There are three computers dedicated to community access: two near the Library Service Desk and the Microforms...

The photocopiers on the main floor (second floor) also serve as scanners and copiers. 

The Library does not have any public phones.

Students, faculty, and staff can also use the scan and copy functions on the printers on the main floor. The library also has two free scanners on the main floor. The scanners can scan books, journals and individual items. User can scan their items and save t...

The Library does not have a fax machine.