Earlham Libraries FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. View the food policy fo specifications. 

You can browse the library's e-book collection through ebrary.

Click for trouble connecting off-campus. Try contacting the ITS help desk, the research help desk or come and visit us. 

Visit the research help desk during afternoon or evening hours, or make an appointment with a research librarian.

Zotero is helpful with citation information. Writing manuals are also available in the reference area of the Lilly Library. 

You may obtain items Earlham doesn't have through Inter Library Loan (ILL). Check the ILL page for instructions. 

Check the ILL page for instructions. 

Talk to a librarian or use the suggestion box at the front desk. You can also reference the Collection Development Policy.

Yes. Earlham libraries welcome gifts. Please check the Gift/Donation Policy for more information. 

Yes. There are laptops avaialble for checkout. Please click here for more specific informationa and agreement terms. 

To reserve a study room or other library space read the facilities and reservation page and also use 25Live. 

Study carrel can be found on the facilities and reservation page. Faculty carrell information can be found here. 

Yes. ESR students need to fill out a library card application. Circualtion policies can be found here. 

Yes. Please check for specific information in the circulation policy. 

Loan periods can be found on the circulation page. 

Renew by filling out this form or come in and see the circulation staff at the library. 

Fines information is found in the circulation policy. Please direct questions about fines to the circulation supervisor. 

Display requests and guidelines are explained in our Materials Display Policy. 

Color printing is offered at the Circulation Desk in Lilly Library

 Academic posters for academic puproses can be printed at the Science Commons Service Desk. Poster printing explains all guidelines and paramters. 

Our reserves policy explains the process. 

The Friends Collection and Archives guidelines and information can be found on their webpage. 

More information about showing a movie on campus can be found on the DVD Collection information page.