Course Reserves: Home

Shelved behind the circulation desk, ask library staff for help.

See CIA reserves lists on the Case and Affiliate Libraries Catalog. Print reserves are not listed on the eReserves guide. The lists will tell you what's currently on the reserves shelves. You can also ask us what's on reserve. We'll pull them and check them out to you if you need to use them.

When you check out an item, it will have one of three options for how long you can check it out (we'll let you know and there's a sticker on the item as a reminder):

• 3-HR IN-LIBRARY: You can check these items out for 3 hours at a time. You must return them to the desk after 3 hours or 15 minutes before close, whichever comes first. You can't renew these items.

• OVERNIGHT: You can check these items overnight AFTER 4pm. Before 4pm, the 3-HR IN-LIBRARY rules apply. If you check out these books overnight (after 4pm), you will need to return the item by 10am M-F or 2pm Sat, depending on the day the book is due. You must also return these items to the desk.

• ONE WEEK: Check out these items for 7 days. You need to return these items at the end of the 7th day.

Linked on eReserves, available on or off campus.

Digital reserves are provided via the library's eReserves Canvas module. eReserves are not listed on the reserves lists on the Case Catalog. Students need to log into Canvas to view eReserves. Links can be accessed on and off campus. However, off-campus access requires logging into the proxy server.

Digital reserves have their usual loan periods and no changes to their usual borrowing. eReserves acts as a repository for direct links to digital resources that faculty are using in class.

On eReserves, you'll see courses on the left. Click each one to go to that course's digital reserves offerings. If your course isn't listed, check "eReserves by Course Subject". Scroll through to find the course subject heading for your class and see if we've listed the class material you're looking for.