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You can review your current checkouts, due dates, holds, and current fines using your online library account. You can also use your account to renew certain materials and pay any fines online. LSU Libraries | Library Catalog Account
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The Tiger Card office offers three ways to add TigerCash to your card:
- Online (see link below)
- Via your fee bill at the beginning of the semester
- With cash, check, credit/debit card, or Apple Pay in person at the Tiger Card office. Special note : Library print stations will only accept funds from your Tiger Card. Add funds to your Tiger Card
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The majority of the tables and desks throughout LSU Library are treated as open seating for anyone to use. These spaces are available on all floors of the library. Certain areas are designated for quiet study; these include sections of the second and third floors and the entirety of the fourth. Regardless of where you are, please be respectful of other patrons studying nearby. There are several bookable group study rooms and individual study booths located on the third and fourth floors. Walk-up use of these spaces is encouraged, but reservations always take priority. Faculty and graduate students may also request a key for their own private study carrel at the checkout desk in room 241. Nearly all study booths on the second floor are currently open for anyone to use. LSU Libraries | Bookable Spaces
LSU Libraries | Graduate Study Booths
LSU Libraries | Faculty Carrels
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If you're able to come to the library, we would be happy to help you in person. Otherwise, you can email us at libcirc@lsu.edu (https://lsumail2.sharepoint.com/sites/Team-LIB/Lists/FAQ/libcirc@lsu.edu) . Please provide us with as much information as possible so that we can initiate an investigation. Because of privacy laws, we cannot discuss patron accounts over the phone. Answered by: Access Services Staff

LSU Library sometimes accepts book donations. To donate scholarly books, please contact your subject specialist. For non-scholarly books, the LSU Library has a free book exchange in room 241. To donate to the book exchange, please contact Mitch Fontenot at mfonten@lsu.edu. (mailto:mfonten@lsu.edu) The Friends of the LSU Libraries accept donations for their annual book bazaar and the book barn. Proceeds from the bazaar help fund special purchases for the libraries collections. Please contact the Friends at 225-578-5925. Thanks for considering donating to us! LSU Libraries | Subject Specialists
Friends of the LSU Libraries Answered by: Access Services Staff

All campus jobs are posted on the LSU Career Center's Handshake website. Please visit the Career Center's website to learn more about student employment. LSU Career Center | Student Employment Answered by: Access Services Staff

Unfortunately, the library cannot give out guest passes to LSU Wi-Fi. Access to any LSU Wi-Fi network, including LSU Guest, can only be granted by LSU ITS. ITS requires a faculty or staff member to request "sponsored" access in advance. This means that visiting scholars, etc. can work with LSU faculty or staff to become a "sponsored guest," but walk-in visitors to LSU Library will usually not be able to gain Wi-Fi access. Guest Accounts: LSU Overview
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Print copies of The Reveille are kept in Hill Memorial Library as part of the University Archives. Issues from 18971913 and 19591975 are available online to everyone through the Louisiana Digital Library. Issues from 2009 forward are available online through the publisher. LSU Library Catalog: The Reveille
Louisiana Digital Library | The Daily Reveille (1897–1913 and 1959–1975)
issuu | The Daily Reveille (2009–present) Answered by: Access Services Staff

LSU library does own many works of fiction; however, because we are an academic library, we do not keep fiction in its own separate section. Fiction is classified by the country in which it was published. For example, English literature has a call number of PR, and American literature has a call number of PS. We also have many works of fiction for young adults in our Young People's Collection. In order to determine where to look for fiction in the stacks, please consult the library website or ask at the checkout desk in room 241 of LSU Library. We also have some works of popular fiction on our Book Exchange shelf in room 241. Anyone is welcome to take one of these books free of charge; books donated in exchange are certainly welcome, though not required. Answered by: Access Services Staff

There is no limit to the number of books students, staff, and faculty may check out at once. Public patrons who have registered for an account may check out up to 10 books at a time. Answered by: Access Services Staff

The library does not, but LSU's Department of Foreign Language and Literatures may have faculty and graduate students in the department who can offer translations. Price would be determined by the content, amount to be translated, and turnaround time. Contact info: Department of World Languages, Literatures & Cultures Louisiana State University 316 Hodges Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Telephone: 225-578-6616 Fax: 225-578-5074 worldlang@lsu.edu (mailto:worldlang@lsu.edu) LSU World Lanugages, Literatures & Cultures Answered by: Access Services Staff