Borrowers must know and abide by loan, recall and fine regulations as a condition for using the Cornell libraries. See end of document for a summary of these responsibilities . The individual to whom a book is issued remains fully responsible for the book until it is returned to the library. The library will not bill a third party for any charges. More may be borrowed if user agrees to return them the same day before closing.
Journals are non-renewable.
Length of loan period depends on type of card issued. Consult Olin Access Services for details. The person who recalled the book will be given a two-week loan, after which time the next person in the queue will be able to borrow the book. Books which have been billed for non-return must be physically returned to the library before a renewal will be given. Journals are very similar to Reference material, and are lent for the purpose of photocopying only.