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The Residence Hall Library System was established in September,
1969, at six locations in order to serve the informational, educational,
cultural, and recreational needs of the hall residents.
Presently, there are eight libraries in Allen Hall, Busey-Evans, Florida
Avenue, Gregory Drive, Illinois Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Peabody
Drive residence halls.
The system is funded by the Housing Division of the UIUC, and its
use is restricted to students living in the residence halls.
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Online Catalog
Library locations and phone numbers
Library Hours
Library Collection
CDs
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Subject Bibliographies
Term Paper Research Counseling
Interlibrary Loan Service
Library Office Information
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Online Catalog and Electronic Journal Indexes
Each library is equipped with a computer dedicated to searching the
U of I's Online Catalog and
Electronic Journal Indexes, and another to search the Residence
Hall Library's collection, where you can find exams, cliffs notes,
resume guides, study guides, sci-fi, mystery/thriller, romance, reference
books, and much more.

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Library location and phone numbers
Allen Hall - Lower Level, Room 58A, Next to Computer Center
(333-0262)
Busey - Evans - Lower Level, Room 15, Across from Computer Center
(333-8338)
Florida Avenue - Lower Level Oglesby, Room 040 (333-2828)
Gregory Drive - Lower Level Forbes, Room 036A (333-7959)
Illinois Street - Lower Level Wardall, Room 02 (333-0078)
Lincoln Avenue - 1st Floor, Room 144 (333-0255)
Pennsylvania Avenue - 1st Floor, Blaisdell, Room 199A (333-2790)
Peabody Drive - Lower level Snyder, Room 040, Next to Computer
Center (333-7696)

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Library Hours
Daytime hours: 2:00 - 5:00, everyday
Evening hours: 7:00 - midnight, Sunday-Thursday

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Library Collection
Each library has basic reference tools - encyclopedias, language dictionaries,
atlases, almanacs, subject dictionaries.
The libraries offer a large selection of popular magazines and newspapers.
They also have CDs for circulation.
They have a large file of old exams, study guides, self-help books,
resume guides, Master Plots, and Cliffs Notes.
For leisure reading, there are science fiction, romance novels, mysteries,
and best sellers.
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CDs
Since January, 1995, CDs have been a part of the library collection.
Any resident can borrow 4 CDs at a time for 7 days.

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Subject Bibliographies
In conjunction with the celebration of various events, the Residence
Halls Library System produces bibliographies on African Americans, Alcohol,
Asian Pacific Americans, Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual, Latino/Latinas, Religion,
Self-Help, and Women.

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Paper Research Counseling
Graduate students from the School of Library and Information Science
are available to help students to find a topic, get research strategy,
find the right sources, do footnotes, and use Illinet Online, the U
of I computerized catalog. Term paper counseling will be offered from
Monday Oct. 27 - Tuesday Nov. 25, 1997 in PAR library on Monday and
Wednesday evenings, 7-9 pm and in Peabody Library on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings 7-9 pm. Please call 333-7150 for more information.

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Interlibrary Loan Service
Interlibrary Loan Service among eight residence hall libraries is
available for books and CDs. This service is limited to the hall libraries'
collection and the requested loan items are delivered twice a week on
Tuesdays and Fridays.

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