Library Policies
Acceptable Computer Use
Both the Libraries and the University have policies on acceptable computer use; the link above goes to the Library's policy statement. See the University's policy statement on acceptable computer use.
Building Use Policies
The building use policies have information related to using the building including food, what happens if you forget your ID, lockers, quiet study areas, and technical assistance.
Borrowing Policies
The Access Services department in Raynor Library handles book check-outs and returns, recalls for library material checked-out to another user, and all notices and bills for overdue material. The department is located at the Library Services Desk straight in front of the turnstiles.
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Collection Development Policy
In selecting materials for our collections, our actions are informed by a belief in the essential importance of intellectual curiosity, knowledge acquisition, and the human desire to create, and we endeavor to support the pursuit of those ends fully.
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Group Study Rooms
Raynor Library has 15 group study rooms available. Some are reservable and others are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Information Desk Service Guidelines
The reference services provided by Raynor Library supports the education mission of the University by teaching students/patrons to find, evaluate, and use information.
Snow Emergency Days
Details on what services will remain available in the event of a snow emergency.
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Visitor Access Policy
Raynor Library is a part of ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ, a private university. We offer limited access to the general public.