Syracuse University Libraries is now offering long-term laptop borrowing to students and faculty, available through reservation. Based on student feedback, this service is being offered in addition to the three-hour loan period for Dell, MacBook Pros and Microsoft Surface laptops.
Users with a valid Syracuse University or SUNY ESF I.D. can borrow Dell or MacBook Pro laptops by reservation for up to 14 days per month (sequentially or non-sequentially). When the overnight laptops are borrowed, users will also receive a laptop bag and charger.
Reservations for overnight laptops can be made online or in person at the Libraries, and laptops will be available to pick up from the Bird Library Lockers no later than noon on the day the reservation begins.
Laptops must be returned in person at the Bird Library Checkout Desk at least 15 minutes before the checkout desk closes on the final day of the reservation.
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