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University of Arizona Libraries in Tucson Close,
Computer Labs Condensed

The University of Arizona Main Library is closing March 18, at 5pm, until further notice. Additionally, the University of Arizona Health Sciences Library will be closed to all users until further notice on March 19, at 6pm. University Libraries is committed to continuing to provide a broad range of online services in support of teaching, learning, and research, as well as lending laptops and technology equipment to students who need them.

Students - Borrowing technology

Students can borrow laptops at the Main Library front entrance from 1-5pm daily based on the current MacBook laptop inventory and PC laptop inventory.  Staff will accommodate students who need assistance beyond these hours. Students can show their CatCard at the Main Library front door to check out a laptop. If they need other equipment, staff will assist. The lending period for all equipment has been extended to the end of the spring semester, May 15, 2020.

Faculty and Staff - Borrowing technology

Faculty and staff in need of laptops to borrow can contact University of Arizona Information Technology.

Main Library Contact:

Library staff members are available to answer your questions online and by phone daily.

Email: library@arizona.edu
Phone: (520) 621-6442  |  Text: (520) 762-7271
Live chat: https://new.library.arizona.edu/chat

• Monday-Friday, 7am-11pm (MST)
• Saturday, 9am-6pm (MST)
• Sunday, noon-11pm (MST)

Computer Labs

The computer labs on the University of Arizona main campus will remain open until further notice. These include general computing and multimedia labs. Any campus community member with an Arizona NetID may use a lab computer at the following locations:

• Student Union Memorial Center, Room 140
  1303 E. University Blvd
• McClelland Park, Room 102
  650 N Park Ave
• Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME), Room s314
  1130 N. Mountain Ave

For the latest information, check the Online Learning Resources page.

The labs feature a wide variety of software. Most lab computers can run both Microsoft Windows or Apple Mac OS. All systems include Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud. Faculty and Staff can request software to be added to the lab computers. Many labs feature CatPrints printing kiosks.