Library Announces End of Semester Hours

Each regular semester Jarrett Library extends its normal hours during the final week of classes through final exams. In the Fall of 2007 the Friday hours of the last day of class were extended until 8 PM. This year, due to demand, we are extending both the Friday and Saturday hours, and we are implementing several days of 24 hour building use for study groups or individuals. The end of semester hours will be as follows:

Sunday, April 20: 4 PM - 12 Midinight (Additional 2 hours)
Monday-Thursday, April 21-24: 8 AM - 12 Midnight (Addition hour each night)
Friday, April 25: 8 AM - 10 PM (Additional 5 1/2 hours)
Saturday, April 26: 9 AM - 5 PM (Additional 3 hours)

24 Hour Service Begins Sunday, April 27

Sunday-Thursday, April 27 - May 1: Open 4 PM on Sunday, 4/27 - 4:30 PM on Thursday, 5/1*

Friday, May 2: 8 AM - 4:30 PM

*For safety and security reasons, the library will lock the front doors at 12 Midnight each night of 24 hour service. The front doors will be open briefly at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 AM for students needing to enter the building after the doors are locked. Please be at the front doors 5-10 minutes before each hour. If you miss the door opening you will have to wait until the next hour. The doors will be unlocked again at 7 AM. Only ETBU students, faculty and staff may enter during this times, so ETBU ID MUST be presented for entry. (Users may leave the library at any time after they have entered.)

From midnight until 8 AM no library services will be available (i.e., book checkout, copy card purchases, additional print copies added to account, etc.). However, a librarian will be on duty for anyone needing assistance with research or reference questions.

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