The library has moved into stable summer hours.
Monday through Thursday 8:30am- 7pm
Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday 1- 5 pm
Sunday Closed
During the summer you can still find all the resources and tools that are available during the regular school year. The databases, reference books, government documents and so forth. Also the circulation, reference and periodical desks are all available for your help. If you need help with researching the reference desk librarian will be happy to assist you. At the periodical desk someone will be there to answer any questions and help anyone with questions about micro-film and other research tools offered. The hours in which the reference desk has a librarian to help are as follows:
Monday-Thursday 10am-7pm
Friday 10am-4:30
Saturday 1-5
Also one great way to use the library is just for leisure. Now that it is summer theoretically you have more time to catch up on your reading. Maybe there is a book you saw that you wanted to read by that fifteen page paper got in the way. This would be a great time to sign it out. Perhaps you want to know more about Fyodor Dostoevsky, Modern Japanese Art, Middle East History or Environmental Disasters but as an Economics major cannot find the time to fit in a course about either of these subjects. Summer time would be a great time to roam the shelf’s to help satisfy your curiosity. Also in the periodical section you can read about local, national and world events, catch up on election information (so that you may make an informed decision this November), latest news in science, religion, history and any subject that maybe of interest. You can go to the Government Documents sections and read up on immigration policy to get a better understanding of its issues that plague the United States now. The library can also be used to get a head start on research for this up and coming year or to study a language or prepare for the GRE’s for graduate school. Whatever your need or want of the library might be the services are still here. Maybe you will find something new to love Feinberg!
Have a great summer,
Jennie
