Wow, two weeks of class out of the way - time for a break! With the Monday Labor Day holiday, our hours are a little different, so if you're hanging out in town and thinking of getting a little extra studying in, check the list below before you head to campus.
Hale Library
Friday, September 4--close at 8pm, as usual
Saturday, September 5--open 9am-5pm, as usual
Sunday, September 6--open 1pm-5pm (closing early)
Monday, September 7--CLOSED (I know, it's hard to get through Mondays without Hale, but try to carry on)
Tuesday, September 8--open 7:30am-stay open all night (once we're open, we're back on the regular schedule.)
Fiedler Engineering Library
Friday, September 4--close at 5pm, as usual
Saturday, September 5--CLOSED
Sunday, September 6--CLOSED
Monday, September 7--CLOSED for the holiday
Tuesday, September 8--open at 8am and back to the regular schedule
Math/Physics Library
Friday, September 4--close at 5pm, as usual
Saturday, September 5--CLOSED
Sunday, September 6--CLOSED
Monday, September 7--CLOSED for the holiday
Tuesday, September 8--open at 8am and back to the regular schedule
VetMed Library
Friday, September 4--close 5pm, as usual
Saturday, September 5--CLOSED
Sunday, September 6--CLOSED
Monday, September 7--1:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. (that's right, VetMed is OPEN Labor Day. VetMed students never stop working.)
Tuesday, September 8--open 8am and back to the regular schedule
Weigel Architecture Library
Friday, September 4--close at 5pm, as usual
Saturday, September 5--CLOSED
Sunday, September 6--CLOSED
Monday, September 7--CLOSED for the holiday
Tuesday, September 8--open at 8am and back to the regular schedule
Desperate to study? The Anita C. Lehner 24-Hour Study Area on Hale's first floor will remain open all weekend, with this caveat - Sunday morning, from 7am to 11am power will be off in Hale and several other buildings on campus as we switch over to the new electrical system. No power means no computers, no lights, and no good place to study. Take it as a sign that you really, truly, deserve a break.
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