About Borrowing

Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni & Clinical Affiliates may borrow an unlimited number of items from either of the two UNE Library Locations. Bring the library items you want to borrow to the front desk and show your UNE ID card.

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Library Account

Log in to manage your library account and request renewals online.

Student’s library accounts are created automatically; new faculty and staff may need to confirm their accounts by contacting the Access Services Librarian on your campus:

Borrowing Policies

UNE Libraries’ borrowing policies, including loan times, renewals, fines & recalls.

Library Items

Borrow books, CDs & DVDs, and telepresence robots.

We also have many items that you can use within the libraries:

• Reference books
• Textbooks & course reserves
• Anatomical models
• Headphones
• Laptop and phone chargers
• Graphing Calculators
• Test prep guides and flashcards
• Print and microfilm journals
• Newspapers
• Pedal and Elliptical Stations
• Colored pencils, highlighters, rules & scissors.

Borrow from the other UNE campus

Request any item held at the other UNE campus library. We deliver between campuses every business day. Items will be checked out to you when they arrive, so if you no longer need something you requested, please contact us to avoid late charges. You can return items to either campus library.

Use UNE Interlibrary Loan to request articles from print or microfilm journals held at the other campus.

Unavailable Items

Request any item that someone else has already borrowed.  When it is returned, we will check it out to you and email you to come pick it up at the library front desk.

You can also borrow from another library.

Borrow Beyond UNE

If you need something to which we don’t provide access, we can get it for you from another library.

You can also go in person go to any Maine Reciprocal Borrowing Program  or Greater Portland Alliance of Colleges and Universities (GPACU) library and borrow using your UNE ID card.

Questions or Help?

Need help or have questions? Contact the Access Services Librarian on your campus: