Printers are available on the first and second floors of the library, as well as the basement. Copiers are available on the first and second floor. Color printing is available on the first floor of the library.
As a Marian student, faculty, or staff member you are able to borrow materials from libraries at other area colleges and universities that belong to the Academic Libraries of Indiana Consortium.
Before you go to another library, you must:
After you obtain your card, you must present the following at a member institution library in order to borrow materials:
The ALI cards are good until the end of the academic year (June 30).
Lost items will be charged a replacement fee. For more information, see our guide on Replacement Fees.
Hackelmeier Memorial Library offers many services to faculty and staff. In addition to loaning items from the collection, faculty members are encouraged to contact library staff for classroom-based and/or personal instruction for our wide variety of library resources, ebooks, electronic resources, full-text scholarly databases, as well as print reference and periodical materials.
As of August 1, 2020, The Library no longer charges overdue fines for books. When a book is 14 days overdue, a replacement fee will be assessed which must be paid (or the item returned) before additional items can be borrowed. The replacement fee can be reversed if the item is returned within 3 months of payment for the lost item.
The Library will add fees to a user’s student account. Students must pay all costs associated with lost items in full before any additional items can be checked out.
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Books |
60 days |
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DVDs, CDs, Board Games |
14 days |
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GoPro |
7 days |
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Headphones |
3 hours |
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Flip Cams and tripods |
3 days |
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Virtual Reality - stationary* Items include:
* Items must stay in library and set up by library staff member |
3 hours |
| Laptop | 24 hours |
| Course reserves | 2 hrs, 3 hrs, 24 hrs |
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Books |
End of semester |
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DVDs, CDs, Board Games |
14 days |
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GoPro |
7 days |
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Flip Cams and tripods |
3 days |
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Virtual Reality - classroom*
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Arranged with librarian |
Course reserves are a way to have relevant texts available to your students for a limited amount of time. These can include library copies of books or DVDs and faculty-owned material. While the library does not actively purchase textbooks for our collection, this can be a cost effective solution for some students. We cannot put items borrowed from other institutions on reserve.
