Undergraduate Student Loan Rules

ID CARD A valid Marquette ID must be presented to check out any library material. Each borrower is responsible for all material borrowed on his/her ID. Students should report lost or stolen IDs immediately to the Marquette Card Office in Room 158 of the Alumni Memorial Union. Each student must also maintain his/her current address with the Registrar's Office in Room 310 of Marquette Hall.

LOAN PERIOD Books are loaned for a six week (42 day) period. The due date is stamped in the material at check out. There is no limit on the number of items that may be checked out. All checked out material is subject to recall by another user. Please review the Recall section on the main Circulation Page.

RENEWALS Books may be renewed for additional six week (42 day) period starting seven days before the due date. Books may be brought to the Circulation Desk for renewal or renewed online at http://libus.csd.mu.edu Select "View Your Check-out Record" and follow the instructions. There is no limit on the number of times an item can be renewed.

OVERDUE PROCEDURES

1. An overdue notice is sent 5 days after the due date requesting return of the material. Instructions for online renewing is included in this notice.
2. A warning notice is sent 4 weeks after the due date detailing the charges that will be incurred if the material is not returned or renewed within two weeks. Once this notice is printed, further borrowing is prohibited until the overdue material is returned or renewed and the material must be brought to the library for renewal.
3. Material not returned or renewed within 6 weeks of the due date is considered lost. A bill for the replacement cost of the material plus a $15.00 billing fee is issued. The replacement cost of the book will be credited if the material is returned within four months of the due date. Bills and credits for lost library material are processed through the University Bursar.
4. All overdue notices are sent as a courtesy and non-receipt of a notice does not exempt the borrower from overdue penalties.

PERIODICALS Most periodicals do not circulate to students.