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Breaks and delays in library services during the autumn

The library anticipates great changes this fall.

The new Learning Centre will be launched at the beginning of November, and former campus libraries are closed and new service points opened.

Unfortunately, these changes cause delays and breakdowns in library services. For example, the availability of printed materials such as text books and journals will vary.

We will do our best to minimize the harm these changes cause and to make sure that at the end of the year, our services will be better than ever.

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