An overview of library services for undergraduate students that covers subject librarians, Omni (the Library search tool), borrowing services, study spaces, and getting help. Your Subject LibrarianEvery department or program has a subject librarian who specializes in that area. This is your main contact in the Library, someone who can help you use Library resources effectively.Get in touch with your subject librarian to find out more! DOING LIBRARY RESEARCHOmniOmni is the Library search tool. Use it to find books, articles, films, music scores, and more. See Getting Started with Omni for a quick tutorial. Subject Guides & Online TutorialsVisit your subject guide to find specialized search tools (e.g. databases for peer-reviewed articles) for specific subject areas or programs, along with other research tips.There are many short online tutorials to help with tips and strategies for your research. Laurier ArchivesWant a library experience that feels like something you've seen in a movie? Check out Laurier Archives and Special Collections! It's the Library's research collection of archival records, thematic special collections, and rare books. There's an awesome zine collection! For more information, contact libarch@wlu.ca.BORROWING SERVICESCourse ReservesThere is a link to Course Reserves in each MyLearningSpace course. That's where you can find assigned books, articles, chapters, videos, etc. You can also find them here: Course Reserves. Borrowing Policies & PrivilegesYou can borrow many books for 120 days. That's a whole term! Sign-in to My Account for your list of books borrowed with due dates. Your privileges include borrowing books and other resources from 19 university libraries. You'll see results from these libraries when you use Omni (the Library search tool). See General Borrowing Policies for more information. Borrowing from Other LibrariesYou can request books, articles, etc., from other libraries in Omni (the Library search tool). If the resource you want isn't in Omni, you can submit a Resource Sharing Request Form.See Request from Other Libraries for more information. Scan on Demand & Mail on DemandUse Scan on Demand to request digital copies of physical journal articles or book chapters from the Laurier Library print collection in Waterloo and Mail on Demand to request free home delivery of items from the Omni catalogue. Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement Laurier students and faculty may also borrow directly from other Canadian university libraries through the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement. Some Universities may still require an IUBP card. This card may be obtained from the help desk in the library at the Waterloo campus. STUDY SPACES & AMENITIESStudy AreasIn Waterloo, Kitchener, and Brantford library locations, you'll find spaces for individual study, group study, and more. Some rooms can be reserved. See Study Areas for details. Printing, Photocopying, & ScanningThese amenities are available on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Waterloo campus library and at the Kitchener library.See Printing, Photocopying, & Scanning for details. Computers & TechnologyThe Library offers a variety of technologies, including computer workstations, equipment for media viewing and listening, microform readers, and more.See Computers and Technology for details. Quick HelpQuick help is available through our online Ask Us chat service. You can also visit the main floor Library Help Desk (Waterloo campus). AccessibilityThe Library provides accessible services to Laurier students, faculty, and staff with disabilities. For more information, visit the Accessibility hub or contact our accessibility team: libaccessibility@wlu.ca.