Services for Alumni | Queen's University Library (2024)

FAQs

Can alumni use the library Temple? ›

Library Access

Temple Alumni may access any Temple Libraries facility except the Law Library during open hours of operation once they have obtained an Alumni card.

Alumni may purchase access to University of Toronto Libraries with one of the following cards. Privileges may vary at individual libraries. See the Alumni library access page for information on what services are currently available to alumni library card holders.

Queen's alumni and local area residents and visitors are also welcome to visit us and make use of select library resources. A list of electronic databases for alumni remote access are also available.

Collections are housed in Stauffer Library, Douglas Library and three major faculty libraries: William R. Lederman Law Library, Bracken Health Sciences Library and the Education Library.

UL alumni may apply for a membership card. Free cards are issued for a three year period, the fee-based membership cards are issued for 6 or 12 months, after which members must reapply. Applicants must bring their old UL ID card or proof of graduation plus photo ID.

Harvard alumni are welcome to visit the libraries, but each library has its own requirements surrounding alumni access. Alumni should contact the library they wish to visit beforehand to make sure they fulfill the necessary requirements.

All are welcome to use the UT Libraries' collections by visiting us in person and using material within our buildings during times we're open to the public. Borrowing privileges for guests are limited.

Lifelong Learning & Library Access

Also, the Yale University Library offers access for all Yale alumni and spouses. Access levels range from free to $200 per year and are for in-person access/borrowing only. For more information on the levels and privileges associated with each, please visit the Alumni Borrowing Guide.

In-Person Library Access

Alumni ID cards are available free of charge from the Registrar's Office at 4 Speare Hall Commons. Check hours and locations for Husky Card Services before planning your visit. NU Alumni Husky ID cards allow you to enter Snell Library.

NYU New York: Alumni may register for in-person access to Bobst Library by completing the Alumni Access to Bobst Library Request form Please note, access must be requested at least 2 businesses days prior to your visit. For more information, email alumni.benefits@nyu.edu.

Can anyone use the Notre Dame library? ›

Everyone is welcome to make on-site use of the Libraries and our collections. Those who do not have a current, formal relationship with Notre Dame or one of our partner libraries may be able to obtain a Special Borrower's Card, which provides limited borrowing privileges for items in the circulating collections.

Limited library privileges are available to alumni. These include: borrowing from our stacks with the exception of access to reserve collections, Maps, and Resource Sharing. a maximum of 15 books checked out at one time.

Queens College Alumni members require the following to be able to visit the library: A valid up-to-date QC Alumni Card. Please contact the Office of Alumni Relations department at alumni@qc.cuny.edu or 718-997-3930 for details on how to receive a card. A physical photo ID (driver's license, state ID, etc.)

Visitors are welcome to visit any campus library to consult and make use of our strong research collections and superb facilities.

The City College Library System is the largest within CUNY. On the Harlem campus it comprises seven divisions across five buildings and the affiliated CUNY Dominican Studies Library.

As a Temple graduate, you have access to select computer resources for up to an entire year after graduation, with the option to renew each subsequent year. To check what resources are available for Alumni, visit the Alumni Computer Resources.

LMU Alumni may purchase annual borrowing privileges at a discounted rate of $100 per year. Visit the Circulation desk to request an application. Annual borrowing privileges include: 3-week book check-out (up to 10 books) and 3-hour in library media use (one media item at a time).

Entrance to GW Libraries is available to alumni who have a physical GWorld card enabled for campus access. Alumni with a GWorld card have to access to the Gelman Library's facilities, services, and resources, including limited borrowing privileges.