To provide the Bush School of Government and Public Services with additional learning space, the Policy Sciences & Economics Library (PSEL) will be transitioning out of its current location. Staffed library services for the location will end on May 18th. PSEL’s physical collections will move to another library location, and the University Libraries are working on installing a locker pick-up system close to the Bush School where library users can pick up requested materials.
For information about current University Library services and locations, please visit library.tamu.edu.
Starting May 18, please return library books to Evans Library, West Campus Library, or the book drop in the Allen Building lobby. Please return interlibrary loan books with a maroon strap to a library location, not a book drop.
There will be no change to University Libraries’ popular Get It For Me and Suggest a Purchase that help you get books, articles, dissertations and other materials from Texas A&M’s library locations and from libraries worldwide.
Use Book a Librarian to arrange a Zoom call with a librarian to help with needs like research, citations and databases. Additional in-person appointments with librarians can be arranged.
Instructors can place digital or physical textbooks and other course materials “on reserve” for students to access for free. Library staff will work with instructors to place physical reserves at the library closest to your assigned classroom. The Libraries OpenEd office helps faculty discover and implement low- or no-cost textbooks and educational materials.
Students will have access to a variety of study spaces, including reservable study rooms at the other library locations.
Check out University Libraries’ many teaching resources, including a range of information, research and AI modules, tutorials and resources. You can even invite a librarian to talk to your class about research skills.