We have trial access to the online edition of the Chicago Manual of Style through January 15, 2025. Now in its 18th edition, this guide to style is an essential reference work. If you think we need to subscribe to it for the benefit of our students and faculty, please let us know why in this form.
A link to it can be found on our A-Z databases page or directly from this link.
Our print copies of this same book, which was just published this August, should be available soon in the library.
Please do not bring any food or drinks in the library (other than bottles of water). If you do, you will be asked to leave the library.
As noted on the library’s Food and Drink Policy page, there are other places on campus where you may eat. The most convenient place is in the Information and Technology Building (that’s the name of the building where the library is located on the 2nd-5th floors), where you’ll find a lounge on the ground floor of the building. When you come through the revolving doors from the sidewalk and into the building lobby, walk to the turnstiles straight ahead (instead of coming up the stairs to the 2nd floor). Once past the turnstiles, turn to your left, where you’ll find area with tables and chairs, vending machines, and a microwave.
Even though there are no classes this Friday and Saturday (October 11-12), the library will be open its regular hours (7am-11pm). We are, though, closed on Monday, October 14 for Indigenous Persons Day.
Although there are no classes the library remains open. For a complete schedule of library hours and the days we are actually closed, please visit the Hours page on the library website.