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Penn State Libraries To Modify Hours During Remote Period

 

Penn State Libraries will be open from noon to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, starting Wednesday, March 18.

The Architecture and Landscape, Earth and Mineral Sciences, Engineering, and Physical and Mathematical libraries will follow these hours in addition to the main Pattee and Paterno libraries.

Pattee and Paterno Libraries will be open exclusively via the Curtin Road entrance. Pickup services along with other library transactions will occur at the Commons Services desk on the first floor of Pattee.

The Ask a Librarian service will continue over online chat, text message, email, and phone.

Library users who want physical copies can submit requests using the “I Want It!” button at least one business day in advance of arrival. Requested copies will be held for pickup at the library lending desk until normal hours resume.

Library hours will be reviewed on a regular basis and changed as new circumstances occur. The University Libraries’ COVID-19 page will provide updates.

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