Circulation

About the Collection

The library's circulating collection is located on the 2nd Floor, 3rd Floor, and the 3rd Floor Mezzanine. Class materials kept on Reserve may be checked out at the Circulation Desk. Reference books, annual reports, magazines, newspapers, bound periodicals, and microform cannot be checked out and do not leave the library.

Building Access

Building access is unrestricted during normal daytime operating hours and all day Friday and Saturday. Building access is restricted after 4:00 PM Sunday through Thursday, except periods when the library closes at 5:00. To gain access to the library during restricted hours students must present a valid La Salle University ID card or be a registered student at the University, faculty are expected to present a valid La Salle ID card, alumni are expected to present a library card, area residents must have a library card in order to enter the building, high school students may enter by presenting their library card (those who have forgotten their card may present their high school ID card for access and must sign in on the visitors registration log, and faculty from PALCI institutions may present either a library card or a letter from their institution requesting borrowing privileges.

Contact the Circulation Department

Address:	Connelly Library 1900 W. Olney Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19141
Phone:	215-951-1292
Fax:	215-951-1595
E-mail:	circdesk@lasalle.edu

Floor Maps

Informal Study Area

The informal study area is located on the lower level of the Connelly Library immediately downstairs to the left of the main entrance. This area is seperate from the main Library area and the Libarry collection. This is an area designated for individuals interested in studying alone or in groups and provides a less formal study setting than the Library itself. Vending machines are located in this area.

Quiet Study Area

The Third Floor and Mezzanine have been designated as quiet areas. Individuals found conversing in these areas will be asked to move to another floor. Also, the volume on headphones should be kept low so that it does not disturb others on the floor. In other areas, patrons are expected to maintain a level of conversation that does not disturb other users.