Color photocopying and printing are available in the copier/printer area in the basement of Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.  Charges are NOT part of your printing allocation, but are deducted from your OneCard account.  Please see the OneCard Printing FAQ for further information on charges for printing and photocopying. For assistance with the color copier/printer, please ask at the H-L Circulation Desk.

Can’t study in your dorm room?  Come on over!  Comfortable individual and group study spaces, including rooms equipped with a varying combination of computers, whiteboards, large screen displays for computer or DVD projection and TV/DVD players are available in H-L and Hatch Science Libraries. Check out the rooms available and the directions for booking here.

Calling all first-years!  Mark your calendar and meet in the lobby of the Library on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 3:00 for a 45-minute student-led tour of the Library.  If you can’t make this last tour, please email your First Year Librarian or Leanne Pander at  lpander@bowdoin.edu

>>>Where do I check out books? (Wait, where can I even FIND a book?)

Where can I find my course reserves? (What ARE course reserves anyway?)

Where are the Hubbard Stacks (and do they really have GLASS floors?)

Find out the answers to these questions and lots of others when you stop by for a 45-minute tour of the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, led by one of your fellow students and designed especially for first-years on:

Thursday, Sept.13: 4:00-4:45
Wednesday, Sept.19: 3:00-3:45

Tours begin in the H-L Library lobby.

Calling all first-years!  Just a reminder to meet in the lobby of the Library tomorrow, Thursday, Sept. 13 at 4:00 for a 45-minute student-led tour of the Library.   Can’t make tomorrow?  Stop by next Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 3.

>>>Where do I check out books? (Wait, where can I even FIND a book?)

Where can I find my course reserves? (What ARE course reserves anyway?)

Where are the Hubbard Stacks (and do they really have GLASS floors?)

Find out the answers to these questions and lots of others when you stop by for a 45-minute tour of the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, led by one of your fellow students and designed especially for first-years on:

Thursday, Sept.13: 4:00-4:45
Wednesday, Sept.19: 3:00-3:45

Tours begin in the H-L Library lobby.

If you can’t make any of these dates, please email your First Year Librarian or Leanne Pander at  lpander@bowdoin.edu

Snacks, cold drinks, coffee …..

are available in the H-L Library vending cafe (next to the Media Lab in the basement).  Stop by and grab a quick snack to take to your favorite study space, or enjoy a cup of coffee while studying in the cafe. No money? No problem–you can charge most of the items using your One Card.

Where do I check out books? (Wait, where can I even FIND a book?)

Where can I find my course reserves? (What ARE course reserves anyway?)

Where are the Hubbard Stacks (and do they really have GLASS floors?)

Find out the answers to these questions and lots of others when you stop by for a 45-minute tour of the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, led by one of your fellow students and designed especially for first-years on:

Thursday, Sept.13: 4:00-4:45
Wednesday, Sept.19: 3:00-3:45

Tours begin in the H-L Library lobby.

If you can’t make any of these dates, please email your First Year Librarian or Leanne Pander at  lpander@bowdoin.edu

Study Lounge, basement H-L library

 874 is the number of student study spaces in the five libraries (H-L, Art, Music, Science, and Language Media Center). Choose from an ultra-quiet individual study carrel or a colorful, comfy couch or lounge chair–whatever matches your need, your mood or your project!

Come explore!

2nd floor, H-L Library

South Reading Bay, H-L Library