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The Borrow Anywhere, Return Anywhere (BARA) program allows you to borrow items from and return items to any public, university, or community college library in Nova Scotia.
All Nova Scotia public libraries are accessible with your King’s student ID.
• Borrow Anywhere: Set up your student ID card at the King’s Library and use it as your library card. At public libraries, register for a library card.
• Return Anywhere: Books belonging to any library in Nova Scotia (university, community college, or public) can be returned at any other library in Nova Scotia.
• Exceptions: Audiovisual materials: some libraries request that DVDs, CDs, and other audiovisual materials be returned only to the library that owns them, which should be indicated on the DVD or CD case. If in doubt, call the circulation desk of the library that owns the material.
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A maximum of 10 users may be in the Library at one time.
King’s students may book a study table in the Reading Room for a designated period.
Please email your booking request to library@ukings.ca
Study space bookings are available for the following periods:
Monday – Friday: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. — 5 p.m.
Wednesday evening: 6 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday afternoon: 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Each user must sign in and out and provide contact information for tracing.
Each user must comply with Nova Scotia Government health and safety requirements, including wearing a mask and maintaining physical distancing.
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King’s students will be given term loans on materials borrowed from King’s Library.
The stacks are closed. Library staff will retrieve books for borrowers.
Users may request books from other Novanet Libraries to be delivered to King’s Library.
Interlibrary loans are available to request articles. Books are available to borrow from some institutions, although with delays.
Curbside pickup is available for those who do not wish to come into the Library.
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Online research assistance is available through LiveHelp. For the latest updates and information regarding library services and operations, please visit our Library Services during COVID-19 LibGuide.
If you have any questions, please email library@ukings.ca or call (902) 422-1271 ext. 171.
As a King's student, you have remote access to King's and Dalhousie's e-books, databases, and e-journals through the Library's online catalogue.
The most seamless access point to these e-resources is via the Library's online catalogue, which lists holdings from all university and community college libraries in Nova Scotia, and from Mount Allison University library in New Brunswick. When asked for credentials, log in with your NetID and password.
Access e-books, journal articles, and more by searching Novanet.
Search for a specific database or browse Dalhousie's list of databases here.
Search for a specific e-journal or browse Dalhousie's list of e-journals here.
Access streaming video collections here.
Explore King's Library's subject guides here.
Watch Dalhousie Libraries' video tutorials here.
Find items in libraries near you by searching WorldCat.
Get technical support (netID assistance, wireless connection, Brightspace and more) here.
Find information on the most common citation styles (MLA, Chicago, and APA), along with resources to help organize your references and guides on avoiding plagiarism. Check with your instructor to find out which format is preferred.
There are a variety of resources available to you that will assist you with organizing your references and ensuring your citations are correct. Here are a few listed below
As a King’s student, you may request a Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement card from King’s Library to facilitate borrowing from academic libraries in your home province. The CURBA card gives in-person borrowing privileges at Council of Atlantic University Libraries (CAUL) institutions and at participating libraries.
