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    Interact with Our Library | How to Access & Retrieve

    by Junelle Mah September 20, 2022
    written by Junelle Mah
    Students enter Cameron Library

    Our University of Alberta Library locations have been a flurry of activity as we welcomed students back to U of A for the Fall 2022 semester. As folks settle back into their on-campus routines, interacting with the library becomes a vital part of academic life. Here’s how to access not only the library, but also how to retrieve items from the library efficiently as you go about your busy day.

    You can choose your library location based on your academic needs:

    • Visit our hours and locations page for all libraries and their subjects
    • 24/7 study space: In Camrose, Augustana Library has designated space. In Edmonton, head to Cameron Library’s Basement [U of A students & staff only with valid ONEcard]
    • Late night holds retrieval in Edmonton: Rutherford Library has extended hours [U of A students & staff only with valid ONEcard]

    Place a hold on the materials you need through our website and choose your preferred pick-up location. When you receive your email saying that your holds are ready, pop by said library location and check those items out on your ONEcard.

    Check outs can be done through our friendly library staff at the service desk or through our handy self-serve kiosks. If you feel independent and want to level-up your library game, download our UAlberta Library Check-out app to your phone and check out your books in our stacks!

    A U of A Library staff scans their ONEcard at the self-serve kiosk.

    When you need to return your item, the process is even simpler. Unless the item borrowed specifically indicates that you return it to the same library you checked it out at (robots, kits, course materials), you can return any University of Alberta or NEOS item checked out on your ONEcard to any of our library locations. Rutherford has a 24/7 return slot on the east exterior side (HUB-facing) of the building.

    RUTHERFORD ACCESSIBILITY PARKING: One paid parking space at Rutherford's east entrance for visitors who have a disabilities parking placard. Max time limit 1 hr.
    The paid accessible stall outside Rutherford Library’s east entrance

    While there is no library designated parking for those picking up or dropping off items, there is one paid parking space at Rutherford’s east entrance for visitors who have a disabilities placard (maximum time limit is one hour). Our Library accessibility page has further information on location-specific accessibility.

    If you have any questions on how to access our U of A library locations or on how to retrieve your items, don’t hesitate to Ask Us; reach out to the Library through our online chat or visit/phone us at any of our library locations.

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  • Your Alumni Perks Include Library Access

    by Junelle Mah June 6, 2022
    by Junelle Mah June 6, 2022

    Congratulations to you, University of Alberta graduate! You’re ready to hit up the real world with your brain full of academic wonder, but what happens when someone tries to challenge your knowledge base once you’ve left U of A’s bunny-frolicked campus grounds? Which academic resources can you use as an alumni to solidify your arguments? Fear not! Your University of Alberta Library has got your back! The first thing you can do…

  • From Our Staff | End of Term Reading Recommendations

    by Junelle Mah April 26, 2022
    by Junelle Mah April 26, 2022

    Sound the horns, bang the drums, and break out those exquisitely well-choreographed dance moves. The Winter 2022 semester is over…now what? Give your brain a well-deserved break with some enjoyable read recommendations from our University of Alberta Library Staff. Some items are in our catalogue, others are held by our friends at Edmonton Public Library (EPL). For those in our U of A community who do not have an EPL card, fear…

  • Black Canadians in Music

    by Hanne Pearce February 15, 2022
    by Hanne Pearce February 15, 2022

    As a music lover, I have always cherished the many resources the library provides for those who want to learn more about different musicians and genres. In addition to musical scores, the library subscribes to many streaming databases and has an extensive collection of CDs and LP vinyl that you can request and put on hold with your OneCard. As it is Black History Month, I sat down with Lucinda Johnston, our…

  • Library Remotely: Your Winter 2022 Library Primer

    by Erin Sanderman January 4, 2022
    by Erin Sanderman January 4, 2022

    Greetings! As we begin this new term online, or if you are one of the many campus community members who are continuing to work and study virtually, here’s a reminder of all the library has to offer online. To help advise on all the ways University of Alberta Library can assist with your unique needs, we have created the library remotely series, with information for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well…

  • Celebrating National Tree Day

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson September 22, 2021
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson September 22, 2021

    Walking around our campuses I marvel at the beautiful urban forests that surround us! A walk outside at this time of year with the sounds of leaves rustling above or crunching underfoot, the blazing autumn colours remind us of their presence. What better time of year to celebrate National Tree Day! This is a short list of books from our collections which both celebrate trees as well as highlight their precarious existence…

  • Art: a browse through the ‘stacks’

    by Hanne Pearce July 13, 2021
    by Hanne Pearce July 13, 2021

    With summer in full swing, many of us are taking time to explore our hobbies and interests, or we are digging deeper into the things we are studying. With the library stacks still closed, let me take you all on a short browse through the stacks to explore some books about Art. I at first felt a bit intimidated on how to approach such a wide and impactful topic. The word ‘art’…

  • Indigenous History Month – Graphic Novels

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson June 1, 2021
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson June 1, 2021

    Celebrate Indigenous History Month with us as we explore the increasingly popular genre of the graphic novel! Indigenous artists and writers have opened up the world of tribal tales, traditions and customs to a new generation of readers. Graphic novels share all the key characteristics of traditional novels but their images do the vast majority of the storytelling. Combining text and art, these books have the power to engage and through that,…

  • Asian Heritage Month | Virtual book display

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson May 27, 2021
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson May 27, 2021

    May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada, and to celebrate we are sharing a virtual book display featuring books by Canadian authors of Asian descent. These are just a few of the talented authors adding the richness of their experiences and cultures to the Canadian literary landscape. Most of the books in this gallery have been published recently but we did include a few favourites from decades past (Rohinton Mistry’s “A Fine…

  • Feel-good reads and Favourites

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson February 11, 2021
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson February 11, 2021

    Do you need a break from your studies? Why not curl up with a good book! Take a mental health break and escape into the pages of one (or more) of these suggested books from our library staff. Happy reading! Click on the “Link to catalogue” caption below the book covers to check on availability and place a hold. Some of these titles also have either e-books, or movie versions and we…

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