UT Student, Faculty, Staff or Official Retiree
UT students, faculty, staff and official retirees use their UT ID cards to check out materials. Students must be currently enrolled or qualify for summer privileges; faculty and staff must be currently appointed or retired.
Summer privileges:
The UT Libraries extend summer privileges to University of Texas at Austin students who were enrolled for the spring semester, even if they are not enrolled for the summer semester. Spring graduates also retain full student privileges over the summer. Students who withdraw during the spring semester do not have library privileges over the summer; their privileges resume when they re-enroll. Summer privileges end on the twelfth class day of the fall semester.
Borrower Services
Location:
Perry Castañeda Library
PCL 2.122E
Austin, Texas
Email:
Phone:
Loan Periods
Loan periods vary depending upon the status of the borrower and the collection to which an item belongs.
General Collection materials:
Borrower type | Loan period | Item limit | Renewal limit |
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Borrower type UT Austin students, faculty, staff and official retirees | Loan period Semester loan | Item limit 500 | Renewal limit Unlimited unless requested by another patron |
Borrower type UT System staff | Loan period Semester loan | Item limit 500 | Renewal limit Unlimited unless requested by another patron |
Borrower type UT Austin Official Visitors and Special Borrowers | Loan period Semester loan | Item limit 500 | Renewal limit Unlimited unless requested by another patron |
Borrower type Proxy Borrowers | Loan period Semester loan | Item limit 500 | Renewal limit Unlimited unless requested by another patron |
Borrower type All other borrowers | Loan period 28 day loan | Item limit 100 | Renewal limit 12 unless requested by another patron |
Limited Circulation materials:
Loan periods for limited circulation materials are the same for all borrower types.
Material type | Loan period |
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Material type Periodicals | Loan period Loan periods for bound periodicals vary by library and are 3-days or library use. Loan periods for unbound periodicals vary by library and are generally two-hour or library use. Borrowers with special needs may request a longer loan period, which are granted at the branch level. |
Material type Non-book materials (ex., CDs, DVDs, maps, software, equipment) | Loan period Loan periods for these materials vary by library |
Material type Special collections | Loan period Special collections in specific libraries may have limited loan periods as determined by the library. For example, at PCL the New Books Collection has a 14-day loan period. |
Material type Rare book, manuscript materials and reference materials | Loan period Library use only |
Material type Reserve materials | Loan period 2-hour, 24-hour, or 3-day loan, as designated by the instructor placing materials on reserve. |