In most cases library books and media can be renewed up to two times through your GIL-Find account. However, if an item is already overdue, you won't be able to renew it.
Library technology, leisure books and leisure DVDs are not renewable.
"On reserve" means a professor has placed the item on Course Reserve at the library. It is only available for students to use at the library for a limited amount of time (usually three hours). This system helps an entire class or classes access a resource within a reasonable time period.
Usually, it takes 3-5 business days for books you've requested to arrive at the pickup location. This is only an estimate, though, because delivery time can vary based on many factors.
University of North Georgia students, faculty, and staff may request books and DVDs in the GIL-Find catalog from other UNG libraries. Requested items are delivered by courier usually within 2-3 business days of the request. You will receive a notification in your UNG email account when the requested item arrives.
Requests may be placed only on items that are currently unavailable, or that are located on another campus.
Reference books, rare books, items in the UNG Special Collections and Archives, some DVDs, technology, and other resources that do not circulate cannot be requested.
If you have problems placing an intercampus request, please contact Access Services.
The library cannot accept duplicate items as replacements for lost items. Replacement costs reimburse the funds spent on that item, and may be used to replace the lost item with an updated version.
Yes, community users can borrow selected materials. Please visit the information desk and present a valid photo ID with an address for a community borrower card.
WiFi Access is available to community users. In Gainesville, please visit the information desk and present a valid photo ID with an address for temporary Wi-Fi access.
Community users wanting to access Libraries’ computers must check-in at the information desk and present a valid photo ID with an address. Access is limited to one 60-minute period per day per person.