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Students |
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*Please e-mail the Head Librarian at least a day in advance to arrange a visit. |
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*Please apply here before visiting the library. |
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University of Illinois Chicago
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Yes |
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To obtain access to a library not on this list, see "InfoPass", below.
*Note: We strongly recommend that you return items to the library from which you borrow them. Loyola students, faculty, and staff are responsible for any item until it is checked in at its owning library, including fines that accrue during transit.
Loyola faculty, staff, and graduate students have access to the collections of all ACTS member institutions:
An ACTS borrower identification card is required for access to member institutions. To obtain a card, please visit the Lewis Library Circulation Desk or the Cudahy Library Circulation Desk.
If you are planning to visit a Loyola library location from a member institution, please bring your ACTS borrower identification card along with the other items listed in our Access & Usage Policy. Borrowing privileges are the same as for alumni, other reciprocal borrowers, and community guests. Please see Borrowing & Renewals for details.
Faculty have access to the collections of all AJCU member institutions:
A Jesuit Library borrower identification card is required for access to member institutions. To obtain a card, please visit the Cudahy Library Circulation Desk or the Lewis Library Circulation Desk.
Faculty have access to the collections of all participating members of the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program. An OCLC borrower identification card is required for access to member institutions. To obtain a card, please visit the Lewis Library Circulation Desk or the Cudahy Library Circulation Desk.
If you are planning to visit a Loyola library location from a member institution, please bring your OCLC borrower identification card along with the other items listed in our Access & Usage Policy. Borrowing privileges are the same as for alumni, other reciprocal borrowers, and community guests. Please see Borrowing & Renewals for details.
Both Cudahy Library and Lewis Library participate in the InfoPass Program, a Chicago metro area reciprocal network.
The intent of InfoPass is to aid researchers conducting work in libraries where public access is restricted. An InfoPass may be issued from any participating Chicago library for research material not available at the originating library but available at Cudahy Library or Lewis Library.
Prior to issuing an InfoPass, the referring library must certify that the researcher is eligible to use InfoPass, as well as the specific research materials they wish to use. Please contact the Libraries in advance by phone to confirm that we have the materials and can provides access to them.
To access materials at Cudahy Library or Lewis Library:
