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All Carnegie Library Collections Have a New Home

Monday, February 6, 2023, By Cristina Hatem
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All collections previously housed in Carnegie Library have been moved, with the majority transferred to the Libraries’ storage facility, which are now available upon request. When searching for an item , University affiliates can request items through the Libraries’ delivery system. Depending on the item and the requestor’s University affiliation, the item may be picked up at Bird or King + King Architecture libraries, or, for faculty and graduate students, the item may be delivered to the requestor’s department. Articles or book chapters may be provided electronically. Most available items are delivered within one business day.

The following frequently accessed materials previously held at Carnegie are currently available at Bird Library and can be accessed directly by Libraries’ users:

  • New books are available on the first floor in the new books display
  • Photography books and print periodicals are on the second floor
  • Select additional titles from Carnegie and the reference collection are on the fourth floor

The book stacks at Carnegie Library remain closed due to repair work needed. For questions about accessing materials, you can  from the Libraries or your .

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