After twenty-five days, the Library presumes the materials to be lost and will bill the borrower according to the process described above. After twenty-five days, the Library presumes the materials to be lost and will bill the borrower according to the process described above. It is each borrower's responsibility to maintain a current address on file with the Library. Changes of address should be reported immediately. Borrowers expecting to be away for prolonged period should return or renew all library materials and supply a temporary address where they may be reached.
Borrowers are responsible for all materials charged out on their cards.
Library cards and borrowed materials should be kept in a secure location and never loaned to others. A lost or stolen card should be reported to the Library at once to minimize responsibility for its unauthorized use. Non-University patrons may have no more than eight items charged out on their accounts at any one time. The Library will suspend borrowing privileges if a patron does not pay accumulated fees and fines. Materials borrowed from the Heindel Library and returned to other campuses in the University Library System on the due date will be treated as though they were returned to Heindel Library on that date and will incur no assessment.