Your Guide To Northeastern University Library: Hours, Resources & More!

Are you ready to unlock a world of knowledge and resources, all at your fingertips? The Northeastern University Library is more than just a collection of books; it's the heartbeat of the university's intellectual life, providing unparalleled support for students, faculty, and researchers.

Located in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts, and accessible globally, the Northeastern University Library offers an expansive network of resources designed to enhance your academic journey. This includes access to a vast array of databases, books, journals, and digital repositories, ensuring that you have the tools you need to succeed. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or a curious undergraduate, the library is designed to cater to your specific needs, offering personalized guidance and support along the way.

Beyond the physical spaces of the Snell Library at 360 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115, and the Oakland location, the library's reach extends far beyond its physical walls. The digital library, accessible through the global campus network, provides 24/7 access to a wealth of information. You can access resources from your dorm room, office, or even your home. The library staff are always standing by, ready to assist you with any questions you may have.

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For those studying at the School of Law, a dedicated library is located on the Boston campus at 416 Huntington Avenue, in the Asa Knowles Building, which provides specialized resources and services. Similarly, students can find research support specifically tailored to the Physician Assistant program.

The Northeastern University Library, overseen by the Vice Provost for Information Collaboration and Dean, University Library, and Professor of History, is committed to fostering an environment that supports teaching, learning, and research. Its mission, vision, and values are centered around providing exceptional collections, services, and spaces to the entire Northeastern community. The librarys values are reflected in the continuous improvement and expansion of its resources, the dedication of its staff, and its embrace of technological advancements to provide accessible and comprehensive resources.

The library's commitment to providing exceptional resources extends beyond its collections, offering various services to support your academic pursuits. The Help & Information Desk in Boston and the circulation desk in Oakland are available to provide assistance with finding materials, borrowing, and accessing the library's resources. You can also reach out to partner libraries through interlibrary loan to access materials beyond the library's collection. Librarians are available to answer your questions and guide you in your research. This support system extends to alumni and library users on Northeastern's global campuses, reflecting the librarys commitment to the entire Northeastern community.

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Accessing the library's resources is straightforward. You can find "library links" in the menu on the left side of the interface or search for "Northeastern" and choose "getit@Northeastern." This will link you to the full text of the items available through the library's subscriptions. You can also set your Google Scholar preferences to link Google Scholar to the library's subscriptions. If you are using Google Scholar, you should see getit@Northeastern next to items available through the library's subscriptions.

The library also provides a variety of digital collections, including selected volumes of "The Cauldron," the Northeastern University yearbook, from the 1910s to the 2000s. Additionally, you can find course catalogs from the same period, providing valuable historical context for your research.

The library also provides valuable support for interlibrary loan requests, processed and managed through the software, Illiad. You can submit your requests by registering for (or accessing your current) Illiad account. For law school patrons, registration should be completed through the law librarys interlibrary loan services.

If you need assistance, the library staff is readily available. You can launch a 24/7 chat session to ask questions or report a problem. For any support needed in accessing or using the library, you can view the mailing addresses, phone numbers, email forms, and online chat options for library services.

Access to some facilities, collections, and services may be limited to Northeastern affiliates only, and all members of the Northeastern University community, including alumni and library users at Northeasterns global campuses, are welcome to seek help. The library also welcomes questions from members of the public.

Looking ahead, you can find spaces are available for reservation beginning January 6, 2025, during Snell Library's service desk hours. You can book a study room here. Spaces at Northeastern offers more information about additional work and study spaces available on all Northeastern University campuses.

In case of emergencies or if you need a ride, you can call the Northeastern University Police at (617) 373.

The Documentary was supported by Northeastern University Humanities Center, the NULab for Digital Humanities and Computational Social Science, and the Northeastern University Library, and it was directed by John Melson, with camera and sound by Melson and Colleen Nugent.

The Northeastern University Library is more than just a repository of information; it is the heart of intellectual activity at Northeastern University. The library team is dedicated to providing all of the resources, tools, and support necessary to foster your academic development. They are committed to supporting teaching, learning, and research through online and physical collections, services, and spaces. It is a dynamic institution which continuously evolves to meet the needs of its community. Whether you're a student, faculty, or staff member, exploring the library's resources will be an invaluable part of your experience.

Here's a table to help you easily find information about the library resources:

Resource Category	Description	Access Information
Databases	A wide variety of databases for research across all disciplines.	Accessible through the library website and global campus network.
Books	Physical and electronic books.	Available at the circulation desk in Oakland, the help & information desk in Boston, and through the digital repository.
Journals	Academic journals and periodicals.	Accessible through the library's online databases.
Digital Repository	Online archive of Northeastern University's scholarly output.	Accessible through the library website.
Research Guides	Subject-specific guides created by librarians to assist with research.	Available on the library website.
Interlibrary Loan	Request materials not available in the Northeastern University Library.	Submit requests through the Illiad system.
Library Staff	Access to librarians and staff for assistance.	Contact information available on the library website (mailing addresses, phone numbers, email forms, online chat options)
Law Library	Specialized resources for law students.	Located on the Boston campus at 416 Huntington Avenue.
Library FAQ	Answers to frequently asked questions.	Available on the library website.