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I'm not a Berkeley student/faculty/staff member. Can I access library collections? |
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Many campus libraries have open stacks. Visitors may use most collections on site, including all government depository publications. Individual libraries may place restrictions on the use of some resources in accordance with the Library's priority service commitment to UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff. Based on a visitor's information need and the Library's ability, arrangements may be made for use of restricted-access collections such as The Bancroft Library and Gardner (MAIN) Stacks. All Library users may be asked to present current photo identification at library service points. For details, see Information for Visitors.
For information on library locations, click on the image below to see a larger version of the campus library map, and on specific libraries to access library web pages for hours, contacts, and additional information. ![]() You can also view/download a PDF map of library locations. For library contact information and building addresses, visit our directory. |
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