Under Internet Sources there are Internet links arranged by subject, full-text electronic books from NetLibrary and a list of individual electronic journals. M-Th 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fri. 8 to 5, Sat. 10 to 5 and Sun. You can also order a journal article that is not full-text in one of the online databases through Interlibrary loan.
Most interlibrary loans take at least two weeks to process.
Once it is processed, the book or a copy of the article will be sent to your home address. The library has the capability of scanning course reserve materials and making them available electronically to students off-campus. If a professor indicates that there is material on electronic reserves for your course, you can access and read assignments from any computer with an Internet connection and Adobe Acrobat software. The material may be downloaded or printed. Look for electronic reserves on the Course Reserves page.