You can place a hold on the book through our online catalog. Once it is returned, you’ll receive an email notification to pick it up at the circulation desk.

Yes, study rooms are available for reservation up to 7 days in advance via the Library Booking System. Each student is allowed a maximum of 2 hours per day.

Reserved items will be kept at the Circulation Desk for 3 working days. If not picked up within this period, the reservation will be canceled automatically.

Yes. You may request an interlibrary loan by submitting the online request form. You will be notified by email once the item becomes available.

Yes, you can suggest a book for purchase through our Recommend a Purchase form. The library team will review your request and notify you of the decision.

The due date is indicated on your checkout receipt and in your online account. Standard loan periods vary depending on user category, but overdue fines may apply if returned late.

You can renew books online through your library account, by phone, or at the Circulation Desk — as long as the item is not reserved by another user.

Books may typically be renewed up to two times, unless another user has placed a hold on the item.

Late returns are subject to daily overdue fines. The exact fine depends on the item type. Please return or renew items on time to avoid penalties.

Yes. The library has a book return drop box near the entrance, available 24/7 for returns made outside regular working hours.

Use the online catalog to search for books, journals, and articles by title, author, keyword, or subject. Access is available via the library website.

Yes, ADA Library provides access to numerous academic databases, including JSTOR, EBSCO, ProQuest, and others. You can access them through the “E-Resources” section of the website.

Yes. Most databases are accessible remotely using your ADA credentials (username and password). VPN may be required for certain resources.

You can filter your search results in the databases to show only peer-reviewed or academic sources. Use advanced search options for better accuracy.

You can contact a reference librarian for one-on-one assistance with research, citation help, or navigating databases. Visit the library desk or email us directly.

The online catalog is a searchable database of the library's physical and digital collections. You can find books, journals, theses, and other library materials by title, author, or keyword.

You can access academic databases via the “E-Resources” section on the library website. A valid ADA login (username and password) is required for access.

Yes. Most databases can be accessed remotely using your ADA credentials. Some may require VPN connection for off-campus access.

The databases provide access to scholarly articles, e-books, reports, case studies, newspapers, and more. Many of them are peer-reviewed and full-text.

Librarians are available to help you select and navigate the most relevant databases for your topic. You can visit the reference desk or contact the library by email.

Library hours may vary during the semester and exam periods. Please refer to the Library Hours section on our website for the most up-to-date schedule.

The library is usually open on Saturdays but closed on Sundays and public holidays. Special announcements will be posted in advance for any schedule changes.

Food is not allowed in the library. Only bottled water is permitted to maintain a clean and quiet study environment.

Please keep your mobile phone on silent mode and avoid talking inside the reading and study areas to respect others' concentration.

Yes. Your ADA student ID card is required for library entry, borrowing materials, and accessing certain services.