Hardin Library has a 24-hour study that is available when the library is closed. The study is available to all University of Iowa affiliated: students in any major residents staff faculty fellows Access the 24-hour study with your Iowa One-Card or UIHC Badge when the library is closed. If you are at the library nearContinue reading “Hardin Library 24-Hour Study”
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Get Ready for Finals @Hardin Library | Open Late Saturday, May 8 and Sunday, May 9
Need some library time to get ready for finals? We can help! Hardin Library will be open: Noon-9pm on Saturday, May 8 Noon-9pm on Sunday, May 9 7:30am-9pm Monday, May 10-Thursday, May 13 7:30am-6pm Friday, May 14 Wrapped snacks will also be available as long as supplies last. The 24-hour study will be available whenContinue reading “Get Ready for Finals @Hardin Library | Open Late Saturday, May 8 and Sunday, May 9”
Spring Semester Hours
Hardin Library Spring Semester hours Monday-Thursday Library open 7:30am-6pm Virtual help available 7:30am-9pm Friday Library open Virtual help available 7:30am-6pm Saturday Virtual help 1-5pm Sunday Virtual help 1-9pm 24-hour study is available when the library is closed.
Eduroam Wireless Users | SSL/TLS certificate change 1/4/21 | May Require Action
ITS will update the SSL/TLS certificate used for wireless clients connecting to eduroam at 9:00 AM on Tuesday, January 4. The service won’t be interrupted but may require a manual confirmation of the new certificate depending on the device used. Instructions on how to accept the new certificate on devices can be found in theContinue reading “Eduroam Wireless Users | SSL/TLS certificate change 1/4/21 | May Require Action”
January 2021 Book of the Month | John Martin Rare Book Room | Eye Diseases by Demours 1818
DEMOURS, ANTOINE PIERRE (1762-1836) Traité des maladies des yeux : avec des planches coloriées représentant ces maladies d’après nature, suivi de la description de l’œil humain / traduite du latin de S.T. Soemmerring [Treatise on eye diseases: with colored plates representing these diseases from nature, followed by the description of the human eye] Printed byContinue reading “January 2021 Book of the Month | John Martin Rare Book Room | Eye Diseases by Demours 1818”
New | Reflection Space at Hardin Library | Room 417
Hardin Reflection Room: to be used for any quiet solitary activity, other than napping and studying, that supports the needs of the individual. Room 417 at Hardin Library is available to all whenever the library is open. If you use the space, please fill out the form in the room. Please limit your use ofContinue reading “New | Reflection Space at Hardin Library | Room 417”
Hardin Library Closed Monday, January 18 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The Hardin Library will be closed on Monday, January 18 for the martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. The library will reopen on Tuesday, January 19 at 7:30am. The 24-hour study will be available when the library is closed. University of Iowa Martin Luther King Day events
John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library Open By Appointment During Winter Break | Zoom or In-Person
Anyone may make an appointment to use the John Martin Rare Book Room from 9am-5pm Monday-Friday. You may make an in-person appointment or our curator can meet your via Zoom and show you materials online. To make an appointment: email curator damien-ihrig@uiowa.edu OR call 319-335-9154 The John Martin Rare Book Room will be open duringContinue reading “John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library Open By Appointment During Winter Break | Zoom or In-Person”
Dr. Charles Hawtrey 1935-2020 | 2017 Talk on The Great War To End All Wars
Dr. Charles Hawtrey, Professor Emeritus, Department of Urology died on December 29, 2020. Dr. Hawtrey served as a naval urologist in Beaufort, South Carolina during the Vietnam War, and became a clinical professor in pediatric urology at The University of Iowa. Dr. Hawtrey retired in 2002. Obituary In 2017 Dr. Hawtrey gave a history ofContinue reading “Dr. Charles Hawtrey 1935-2020 | 2017 Talk on The Great War To End All Wars”
Hardin Library Stacks Open
Hardin Library bookstacks opened on Monday, January 4. You may browse the stacks and pull any books you are interested in using or to check out. Still available from the library catalog: request holds for pick up request office delivery request pick up at another University library