LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
The Library and Learning Resource Center (LLRC) provides access to resources for students, faculty, and staff. Students, faculty, and staff may borrow a maximum of two materials at once for two weeks and can request to extend or renew the loan for an additional two weeks. Additionally, faculty may borrow textbooks relating to courses they are currently teaching at the University for twelve weeks and may renew the materials depending on the length of the teaching assignment. Reference materials are not to be removed from the library. Students and faculty may sign out reference materials for in-library use. Students and faculty are responsible for LLRC materials while in their possession. Lost or damaged materials will be charged to the borrower at current retail price.
Students, faculty, and staff may request materials from other academic institutions through the World Share Inter Library Loan System. Materials ordered from a different library usually take three to five business days to be shipped to our library. Instructions on the return of the materials arrive with the requested material.
Students, faculty and staff also have unlimited access to the 24-hour University Virtual Library through the student, faculty, and staff portal. The Virtual Library contains thousands of online and full text journals, textbooks and resources. Library staff are available by e-mail or phone to take questions and help with research. Members of the University community may also schedule a time for an in-person appointment with a librarian.
Contact Information
Phone: 305-422-9223 Extension: 6045 or 6018
Library email: library@mru.edu
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The Library and Learning Resource Center Campus Hours*
Library and Learning Resource Center hours are posted and periodically updated outside of the Library and on the University’s library page at https://mru.edu/academics/library. Virtual Library is available 24/7. Hours are subject to change, including but not limited to emergencies such as hurricanes or pandemic related changes.