No, but it does have more than 17 million books, as well as nearly 95 million maps, manuscripts, photographs, films, audio and video recordings, prints and drawings, and other special collections. Get more detailed statistics.

If the book you need is checked out, missing, or not owned by YSU, you may search the OhioLINK Central Catalog, [the combined catalogs of the OhioLINK consortium colleges and universities]. You may request books online through the Central Catalog as long as they are available at an OhioLINK institution. (Please note that current textbooks are not often available). While viewing the record for an individual book, click on Request this item and follow the directions.

Probably not. The library does not make it a practice to acquire copies of the text books used in College of the Mainland's classes. There may be a small chance that the book was:

The Illinois State Library receives the current copy of the ILLINOIS BLUE BOOK as soon as it is processed in the spring of each odd numbered year. The library also has a historical collection of the ILLINOIS BLUE BOOK available to patrons in the Reference Room. The "Millennium Edition" of the Illinois Blue Bookis also accessible from the Illinois Secretary of State's Web site at: /bb/toc.html.

First, the e-book has allowed world-wide distribution in an incredibly short period of time. It can be downloaded instantly. This could NEVER happen with printed material. E-books are more economical too. There are no shipping charges and printing the all those exercises and drills in full color would put the cost of the book well above $29. Some people prefer hard copy books and the good news is this e-book is fully printable because it is in adobe pdf format.

No the libraries do not offer a copy service, however CougarCopies is currently located in the Holland Terrell Libraries and can provide copying services.

Yes. The Library has two copy machines on the second floor. Copies are ten cents per black and white page. Color copies are available in the Open Computer Lab in Room M1650.

If the TCC copy is unavailable, you may initiate a request in LINCCWeb to locate another copy. The LINCCWeb system will request the next available copy from any of the public community colleges in Florida, and notify you when the copy is received at the TCC Library Circulation Department.

Yes, the library has a copy machine and a fax machine as well. Photocopies cost $.25 per page. Faxes cost $1.00 a page to send. Please keep in mind that there are copyright laws that may prevent you from copying certain materials. [ Back to top ]

For those who are affiliated with WSU as a student, staff or faculty member, there are many options for getting materials not owned by WSU: Request Item on Summit can be used to borrow books from the 33+ consortium member libraries in Oregon and Washington. There is no charge for this service. Interlibrary Loan (ILL) and Article Reach are also available. There may be fees associated with ILL depending on your campus. Read more about ILL in the ILLiad FAQ.

With more than 17 million books, magazines, audios, videos, CDs and DVDs, your local Georgia public library probably has what you are looking for. Whether you are looking for journal articles on microbiology for your college science course, the latest New York Times best seller, music for your summer car trip or the latest comedy movie, your local public library is the place to start.

If the library does not own the material that you need and you are a registered card holder, we can try to borrow it for you from another library. Libraries have developed a reciprocal system that allows us to borrow and lend books, audiovisual materials, and periodical articles. You can request an Interlibrary Loan either in person at the library, by phone at (765) 454-4710, or by using our online request form.

Periodically, the library has book sales, but not on a regular basis. We do give advance notice of our book sales to area newspapers and other media and flyers are prepared to publicize the dates. Also in late February, we have a give-a-way of back issues of magazines and magazines that are not indexed. This give-a-way is also publicized the same as the book sales.

Click the "Ask a Librarian" link on the left-hand column of the King County Library System home page. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Interlibrary Loan to request an item not in the catalog. Click on Book Request to request books. If the book is newly published, the library will make a purchase decision and send the book to your pickup branch or advise you if it is not to be purchased. Older books will be sought from other library systems.

You may buy a copy of the book and give it to the library. If the book was a hardback, you should supply a replacement that is in similar condition and that is the same or a later edition. You may use your Aggie Express Account to pay for most transactions in the library. This includes purchasing a VendaCard to make photocopies, paying overdue fines, making transparencies, locker rentals and thesis/dissertation binding fees.

You may use any of the GSCC Libraries and have full checkout privileges at each location upon presenting a current student id or library card. If you are unable to go to the other locations, please ask about InterLibrary Loan. Please be aware that this process can take several days. This means that you must request the material in advance.

Library Staff will provide you with the appropriate form to request material from another library. This process can take up to 2 weeks.

The McKay Library's Interlibrary Loan program allows patrons to borrow books, periodical articles, thesis papers and conference reports that we don't have in our collection. Click on the Interlibrary Loan link near the top center of the library's homepage, enter your net ID and password and click the Logon to Illiad button. Patrons who have not used the service before should select the Information for New Users option prior to logging in.

We are unable to do this directly. However, you might find that your own university or public library is able to get you a copy by a service known as Inter-Library Loan.

Yes. All four KY Constitutions (1792, 1799, 1850 and 1891), Magna Charta, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Compact with Virginia and Act Admitting Kentucky into the Union can be found in volume one of the Kentucky Revised Statutes.

The library has a copy of Norton Utilities loaded on the computer at the Access to Learning Desk (ALD).

If you have purchased a library directly from Sound Ideas and you find that you need an additional copy (or copies) of it for your own production or listening use, Sound Ideas can assist you with attractive "extra set" pricing. Under no circumstances are you allowed to make your own extra copy.

If the item is a newer title in print, a patron may ask the library to purchase it. If a neighboring library owns the title, STDL can either request it for the patron or arrange for the patron to pick up the item. For older titles and out-of-print books, InterLibrary Loan makes it possible for the library to locate or obtain almost any book that is requested. For details on these services, click here.

Check MOBIUS to see if a copy is available to request. If a copy is not available in MOBIUS, you can fill out an Interlibrary Loan request. Link to form.

The Library has an Inter-library loan facility through which we can borrow books from other libraries. Likewise there is also a document delivery service, which allows us to acquire journal articles and other documents for our clients. When necessary we will request permission from other libraries for our clients to use their facilities.

You can request the item through Interlibrary Loan whereby we would borrow it for you from another library. You would be notified when the material has arrived for you to pick up. This process takes an average of 8 to 10 working days.