Syracuse University Libraries’ staff now has restricted access to the Libraries’ buildings and physical collections. This means:
• All overdue items will be automatically renewed and late fines will be suspended. Items will be due in fall 2020.
• Any requests for scans of printed materials must be made by Saturday, March 21 at noon. Every effort will be made to accommodate those requests. To make a request, complete the form on ILLiad.syr.edu.
• Any requests to borrow items from the physical collections must be made by Saturday, March 21 at noon. Every effort will be made to accommodate these requests. Email circhelp@syr.edu with the call number of the item and your SU I.D. number. You must be available to pick the item up from the Waverly entrance of Bird Library between 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, March 21 or Sunday, March 22.
Libraries staff continues to work to obtain access to electronic materials. Staff are also available remotely for reference and research questions. Visit https://library.syr.edu/coronavirus.php for more information.
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