Due to system maintenance, several library systems will be temporarily unavailable from 6:00 – 10:00 PM (CST) on Wednesday, August 18th.
The affected systems and services include:
· Library catalog (BobCat)
· e-journals
· Databases and ebooks
· My Library Account
Bobcat Standard will remain available.
For questions and assistance, please email shanghai.library@nyu.edu.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.
On Saturday, June 26, 2021 10:00pm UTC to 6:00am UTC Sunday morning, Ebook Central will be offline and ebooks will be unavailable.
You may want to download books or chapters in advance if possible. Download instructions are available here:
Full book download
Chapter download
ProQuest Club(QQ群)及视频资料（Bilibili站点）
Dear faculty, students, and staff,
During the Spring Festival, NYU Shanghai Library’s service desk will be closed from Feb. 11-21. Electronic resources are available 24/7.
For research assistance in the meantime, please email us at shanghai.library@nyu.edu or shanghai.librarian@nyu.edu or use the chat widget on the library website. You can also schedule a 1-1 consultation via https://nyu-shanghai.libcal.com/appointments/librarian and meet with our adjuncts via Zoom.
Happy Spring Festival!
NYU Shanghai Library
Due to a planned power shutdown at Bobst Library in New York City, several library systems will be unavailable starting on Thursday, December 31 through Tuesday, Jan. 5.
Services affected include Library catalog (BobCat), ejournals, ebooks, databases, My Library Account, and Interlibrary Loan services. Please plan your research accordingly. In the meantime, our library website will still be available.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Feel free to contact us at shanghai.library@nyu.edu if you have any questions or concerns
Dear faculty, students, and staff,
During the Spring Festival, NYU Shanghai Library’s services will be closed from December 25th-27th and January 1st-3rd. Academic Commons and stacks remain open as long as the Academic Building opens.
Happy Holidays!
NYU Shanghai Library
Conquer finals with the LNAP!
Papers are due, exams are coming, but panic is NOT setting in! Lots of work to get done? Come to the Long Night Against Procrastination, maximize your productivity, and cross-off items on your to-do lists!
Research Librarians and ARC fellows will be on hand to provide research and writing assistance throughout the evening, or you can just come and de-stress with our soothing events – paper folding and lucky notes drawing!
Here is the link for registration: https://engage.shanghai.nyu.edu/event/6626777. We are all here to help you ace the finals week!
In the past two weeks, we have received inquiries about library services. To help library users better cope with the current situation, we’ve tried to anticipate the most likely problems and put together an FAQ list you may find useful.
1. When will the library resume regular opening hours?
As part of the ongoing management of the 2019-nCoV epidemic, the library will not resume regular operation hours during the month of February, but our virtual services will still be available to the NYU Shanghai community. The optimistic hope is that we can open in early March, but we will not confirm a start date until we are assured that library operation is consistent with prudent epidemic management.
2. What do I do if my loans are overdue? Do I have to pay the fines?
Regular loans from NYU Shanghai Library are all due on 5/22/2020. If you receive notices about overdue loans, please contact us at shanghai.circulation@nyu.edu. We will NOT charge any overdue fines.
3. I checked out some Interlibrary Loan (ILL) items which don’t belong to NYU Shanghai. Can I renew them?
If you have ILL items that are overdue or you need to renew them, please contact us at shanghai.circulation@nyu.edu.
4. I have some library requests that are still pending. Will they ever arrive?
With the current 2019-nCoV situation, please email us at shanghai.circulation@nyu.edu if you need to change your item pickup location to another campus or if you need to cancel your request. Please also note If you are staying in China, and still need the item(s) you requested, your request will most likely be delivered in electronic format.
5. How do I access Course Reserve items before the library reopens?
Given the current situation, access to physical reserve items is not applicable. The library instead offers electronic reserves as much as copyright allows. Students can use Ares to check out the course reserves requested by your instructor at https://ares.library.nyu.edu/. If you have any questions regarding course reserve items, please contact us at shanghai.reserves@nyu.edu.
Dear NYU community,
Aligned with University’s decision responding to the 2019-nCoV situation, the Library has adjusted the loan period for all library materials.
The due date for all loaned library materials is extended to May 22, 2020, regardless of the current due date shown on your account. There will not be any fine incurred.
If you receive any email recalling the item, or have any concern regarding your loaned items, please contact us at shanghai.circulation@nyu.edu.
Stay warm and safe,
NYUSH Library
Dear faculty, students and staff,
During the Spring Festival, NYU Shanghai Library’s collection and services will be closed from Jan. 24-31. Electronic resources are available 24/7.
For research assistance in the meantime, please email librarians in NYC at https://library.nyu.edu/ask/email , or use the chat widget on the library website.
Happy Spring Festival!
NYU Shanghai Library
Dear faculty, staff, and students
The NYU Shanghai Library’s collections and services will be closed from Sept. 28th to Oct. 6th for the National Holiday. The electronic resources and Academic Commons are accessible 24/7.
Hope you enjoy a wonderful holiday!
NYUSH Library
Dear Faculty, Student and Staff,
During Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Festival), NYU Shanghai Library’s collection and services will be closed from June 7-9. Electronic resources are available 24/7.
For research assistance in the meantime, please email librarians in NYC at https://library.nyu.edu/ask/email , or use the chat widget on the library website.
Happy holiday!
NYU Shanghai Library