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During the current campus closure, Acadia library items can be picked up at the library or mailed to Acadia faculty, staff, and students. A postage paid return label will be included with mailed item(s). It is also possible for library staff to scan and email book chapters and journal articles in accordance with Canadian copyright legislation. These services are free and are subject to staff availability and access to the building. Contact access-circ@acadiau.ca to place your request or visit the library policies for more information.
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Effective immediately, libraries in the Novanet consortium—of which Acadia is a member—will no longer charge late fees on most loaned items. This change will persist at all Novanet libraries after the COVID-19 pandemic has passed.
All physical material loans from Acadia and other Novanet Libraries have been automatically extended until September 30, 2020.
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Find out more about the library. Ask us for help, meet the librarians, and locate information about our range of services.
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Find information about accessing course reserves, and borrowing from the library and other libraries in Nova Scotia and beyond, including ordering materials through interlibrary loan.
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Access the library's scholarly resources and services here. Find journals and databases, check out Acadia Scholar, get data and statistics, find your subject or archival guide, or get help with citing sources and avoiding plagiarism.
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Explore the Esther Clark Wright Archives, Atlantic Baptist Archives and Special Collections. Get assignment ideas and unique source material. Learn about Acadia, the Annapolis Valley, Baptist history, and genealogy.
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The Writing Centre offers free services for students at all levels, including one-on-one tutorials with trained tutors and a variety of specialized workshops. Visit our website for more information and to sign up to improve your writing.
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