What you need to know about University Libraries: Top FAQs

Where can I find a computer or print a document?

Use any of Waldo Library’s printing stations and 100+ computers. Students can print up to 500 black and white pages per semester. Color printing is available too. 

Our computers can be found on the first floor and lower level. Printing stations are located on the lower level, first floor and second floor.

Can you help me with library research for my projects?

Yes! We’re here to help you explore your research topic, search and access information and cite your sources. Connect with us in person or by phone, text or online chat—friendly librarians are ready to help you. No question is too big or small.

Where can I find space for group meetings?

Reserve a group study room in Waldo Library up to two weeks in advance, or check one out on the fly. Group study rooms can be found on the lower level and second floor.

Where can I find a quiet study spot?

Waldo Library has designated quiet study areas. Find a spot on the second and third floors or check out an individual study room.

Do you have my textbook at the library?

Maybe! We have some textbooks for high-enrollment courses on reserve that you can check out for a short time (two hours in most cases). Stop by Waldo Library’s service desk or search by title in Library Search to see if your textbook is available.

Where can I edit video or audio projects?

Use Waldo Library’s Media Studio to create or edit audio and video projects. It’s free for students—check in at the Tech Lab desk on the lower level to get started.

How do I check out books?

It’s easy—bring your Bronco Card to Waldo Library! Place hold requests online before your visit, or browse the stacks and check out at the service desk.

When is the library open?