Borrowing + Ordering: MIT Libraries

See also Services for persons with disabilities.

What would you like to do?	Service (Not from MIT?)
- Borrow items we own. - Borrow items we don't own.	- Circulation FAQ - Interlibrary Borrowing
- Designate another person to check out books on your behalf.	Designated Borrower Form - MIT only
Have an item delivered from one campus library to another:	BookPage - MIT and Harvard only Place a hold on an available 4-week loan and it will be ready for pick-up in 1 business day if on the premises, within 2 business days if from another campus library.
from storage:	If the location of an item is listed as Library Storage Annex, but no requestable items are listed, use the Library Storage Annex Request Form instead of BookPage.
- Put items on reserve or find out what items are on reserve for a class.	Course Reserves
- Suggest materials for the MIT Libraries to purchase.	Suggest a Purchase MIT only
- Purchase copies of MIT publications & theses, or - Use our scanning & photographic services.	Document Services
- find or purchase a non-MIT thesis	Thesis Information
- Purchase electronic (PDF) copies of journal articles from the MIT Libraries.	Web-Docs
- Request email notification for journal tables of contents and article alerts (results of searches you construct).	Table of Contents/Research Alert Services (was Uncover Reveal)
- Find copier locations and how to purchase copy cards.	Library photocopiers
- Visit and/or borrow books from non-MIT libraries.	Access to non-MIT libraries: - Boston Library Consortium - Harvard - Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program
- Request published standards from ASME, ANSI, ISO or other organizations.	Standards Request Form
- Visit independent libraries and research rooms at MIT (which are not part of the MIT Libraries system).	Independent Libraries & Reading Rooms at MIT
- Visit the web site of the MIT Press.	MIT Press
If you are not from MIT : Your own library may be able to request items for you \| Loans to non-MIT institutions Borrow MIT materials in person: Privilege Cards Purchase copies of MIT publications, including theses & materials owned by the Libraries \| Document Services Purchase copies of MIT Press out-of-print books MIT Libraries are a Depository Library for U.S. Government documents See also Library Services for Outside Users

If you are not from MIT :