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For students: Get ready for online learning
For faculty: Get ready for online teaching
To coincide with the Ohio Governor’s directive to maintain social distancing, University Libraries closed all facilities to public access at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18. This closure includes Bierce Library, Science & Technology Library, University Archives, and Computer Based Assessment & Evaluation. In addition, the majority of staff at each location will be working remotely.
University Libraries will extend material due dates and eliminate overdue fines when operations continue.
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Within this library are resources and services that support the humanities, fine and applied arts, social sciences, and business. Amenities such as a coffee shop, group project areas, viewing and listening carrels, and private study rooms provide an atmosphere conducive to learning.
Circulation: 330-972-5355
Sciences, technology, polymers, engineering, health and medicine.
Location: Auburn Science Center
Directed all questions to Bierce Library.
Preservation and access to the history of the University and Akron region.
Website: UA Archives
Location: The Polsky Building
Directed all questions to Bierce Library.
Research and learning in legal studies at the UA School of Law.
Website: UA Law Library
Phone: 330-972-7330
Location: 150 University Ave.
Due to the COVID-19 situation, University Libraries, including Bierce, Auburn Science Library, University Archives, and those facilities located within those spaces are currently closed. Our staff is working hard to ensure that the university community still has access to all their necessary resources. At this time, we encourage you to utilize our online chat features or contact us via our Ask Us page.
Supports research and learning for Wayne College
Website: Wayne Library
Phone: 330-684-8789
E-Mail: waynelibrary@uakron.edu
Archives, museum and library supporting research and education in the history of psychology.
Website: Center for the History of Psychology
Phone: 330-972-7285
Location: 73 College St.
