Services

Library services for people with disabilities include research help, accessible formats of library materials, quiet study spaces, and book pickup and delivery.

The library allows you to borrow books, music scores, educational kits, CDs and much more. Learn about how these items can be delivered to you, how to pick up items, and how to return them.  Also, learn about policies, loan times and fines.

Course guides are made to help students in specific classes. They often include help with assignments and other tips for doing research.

How to find course readings on reserve at the Library and how faculty can put readings on reserve.

Ways to get help with your course research.

Services to support faculty and graduate student teaching, including student research skills instruction, copyright, video booking, and open education resources.

The library offers a variety of technologies to assist the research process, and to make the best use of Library resources. Laurier community members will find wireless internet access, computer workstations, and printer/scanner/photocopier machines at all locations. The Waterloo Library also provides access to media viewing stations, microform viewers and scanners, and other specialized scanning equipment.

Our Library Makerspace hosts workshops in 3D design, sewing, electronics, video editing, knitting and much more. We invite all of our makers to be both teachers and learners, sharing their skills and expertise. We have piloted successful integrations with a variety of courses in partnership with faculty. Laurier makers are invited to drop by to chat, ask questions, show off projects and meet other creative makers. Our regular hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 11am and 1pm to 4:30pm. Contact Darin White (dawhite@wlu.ca) for more info.