Audio Cassettes All cataloged audiotape cassettes are located in the Reserve area. They can be checked out for 7 days unless otherwise indicated or listened to on cassette players in the Library.
DVDs & VHS Students will occasionally need to view telecourse videos, electronic classroom videos, or course videos their instructor has placed on reserve. Telecourse and course videos are for library use only; however, the library-owned videos and DVDs may be checked out for three days. The electronic classroom videos have two copies: one for library use only, and one that may be checked out for one day.
Microfiche / Microfilm The library maintains a collection of materials in microfiche and microfilm format, including newspapers and periodicals. Staff at the Reserve Desk will help with retrieval and set up on the reader/printer machines. The cost for copies is $.10 per page for current students, faculty, and staff.
SAC & SGA Movie Collection This collection, a joint effort of the Student Activities Council, Student Government Association, and University Libraries, is located in the Reserve department. DVDs can be checked out for up to three days and renewed once for another three day period. There is a check out limit of 4 DVDs at one time. Titles currently in the SAC/SGA collection can be found here.
Newspapers
Current newspapers are located in Reserve at the end of the Periodicals Section. They are kept for a limited time, and may not be checked out. Older issues of some newspapers are archived on microfilm in Reserve, and some titles and time periods are available electronically.
Periodicals
Current print periodicals are displayed in call number order in Reserve. They are kept there for a limited time, and then prepared to be bound. Current periodicals may be checked out for three days at the Reserve Desk.
Once single issues are bound together in a volume, they are shelved in Ablah Stacks according to call number. Check the Online Catalog for library holdings and availability. Bound periodicals may be checked out for three days at the Circulation Desk.
Many periodicals that were once available in print are now purchased in electronic format only. If you don't see what you're looking for, please check our library catalog for the journal title and current holdings.
