What's on the 1st floor?

• Circulation Desk
• Public Services, including Reference and Reserves
• Library Administrative offices
• Technical Services Department
• Hebrew Title and Freidus card catalogs

What's on the 2nd floor?

• A - BL
• BM - BR
• *H (Theses, Dissertations, Prize Essays)
• *O (post-1900)
• Folio (f = oversized) A - BL, BM
• Great (g) A - Z
• Carrels
• Cuneiform Studies Room
• Group study rooms
• Reading & work areas
• Access to mezzanine conference room

What's on the 3rd floor?

• BS - G
  (there are no folio volumes on the third floor)
• Carrels
• Group Study area
• Reading & work areas
• Reception desk for National Administration Offices in Pavilion

What's on the 4th floor?

• H - Z
• Folio (f = oversized) BS - Z
• Carrels
• Group study room
• Reading & work areas
• IT Department

What's on the lower level?

• David Ellenson Rare Book Room
• Closed stack areas - Freidus collection & Rare Book collection
  (materials must be requested at the Circulation Desk)
• Compact shelving for future growth

Other items that are shelved in special locations and must be requested at the Circulation Desk include:
Special Collections; SC Box (items too small or delicate to put on the shelves); RBR (rare book room) including manuscript collections; unbound issues of journals ;recorded music (records, cassettes, and CDs); CD-ROMs