UC Berkeley IDs will be taken to the CalNet Office.Valuable items are kept for one week and then will be taken to the Lost and Found at UCPD.Photo identification is required to pick up lost items.Items found in Doe Library, Moffitt Library, and Main Stacks will be kept by library security in a secure location where they are tagged with the current date and entered into the Lost and Found database. The Lost and Found for Doe Library, Moffitt Library, and the Main (Gardner) Stacks is located at the south entrance security desk on the first floor of Doe Library. Lost and found Copy direct link for Lost and found section to clipboard The Reference Center is open to Berkeley students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the general public. Multifunction scan/print/copy machines are located in the Reference Hall requires credit on Cal 1 Card or a guest card.Networked printing (printer located at east end of the Reference Hall requires credit on Cal 1 Card or a guest card).Study tables with electrical outlets North Reading Room study tables may require outlet adapters.eduroam wireless connectivity (for current UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff only).Computers for library research (full internet access for current UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff only).We help you in tracking down an obscure citation, starting research on a new topic, or answering any question you may have navigating the world of information -by in-person and virtual appointments, by email, and chat. Reference staff provide guidance and recommend search strategies for novice and advanced researchers in the humanities and social sciences. The Current Periodicals collection is located in the Heyns Reading Room.

The reference collection is shelved in the North Reading Room and Reference Hall.Use subject guides to find research resources. The emphasis of its collections is on the humanities, social sciences, area studies, and government information.The Reference Center is a unified research space comprising the three great rooms in Doe Library: the North Reading Room, Reference Hall, and Heyns Reading Room. Reference help Copy direct link for Reference help section to clipboard In the UC Library Search full record view, click the locations of the print journals “available at (blank) library” link, which displays more detailed information, such as the list of issues and bound volumes of the title and issues recently sent to the Bindery.īoth print and electronic journals available to UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff are included in UC Library Search using the Articles, Books, and More profile or Journal Search feature.ĭoe Library Reference Center staff will facilitate use of the Heyns Reading Room, as well as answer general questions about periodicals, journals, and magazines. Larger format titles (for example, The Times Literary Supplement) are shelved in the Folio section.The most recent issue of popular interest titles (for example, Time magazine) is shelved in the Browse section.All periodical titles are listed in UC Library Search, including journals in electronic form.Ĭurrent unbound periodicals are shelved in the Heyns Reading Room by call number.Unless otherwise indicated, bound volumes may circulate.Bound volumes are shelved in the Main (Gardner) Stacks or, when indicated, in the Northern Regional Library Facility (NRLF).Unbound periodicals do not circulate and must be used within the Reference Center reading rooms.Recently received current unbound periodicals, journals, and magazines are shelved in the Heyns Reading Room ( Heyns floor plan (PDF)) on the second floor of Doe Library (PDF). Browse Copy direct link for Browse section to clipboard

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