ARKLink offers a statewide Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement using the ARKLink Card, allowing any Arkansas Tech University affiliated person residing in the state to borrow books and other items from some 52 college and university libraries including the University of Arkansas in Fayettville, the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, and the University of Arkansas in Little Rock.

Request your ARKLink card through the form below. Your card will be mailed to the address you enter in the form.

Course Reserves (books, magazines, articles, DVDs) are class materials either in physical format held at the Circulation Desk or in electronic format directly accessible from the Course Reserves. Physical items can usually be checked out for a period of 2 hours with in-library use only. DVDs can be checked out for a period of 4 hours and can be used in or outside the library. Some DVDs may be only viewable in the Multimedia Lab on the second floor of the library. Professors have selected those materials to allow all their students to have access to them. Electronic materials can only be read online (no download).

Students can check out faculty personal items for a period of 2 hours. These items can only be used within the library.

The library has a die cutting press and many stamps: alphabet, numbers, and more. These are located near RPL-121. Ask at the Research Help Desk.

There are two black and white printers on each floor of the library. In addition, there is a color printer on the first floor and one on the third floor.

A print job must be sent to the printer named Universal Print Queue from any computer in the library. One can then log in into the printer release station of their choice and print the job.

Mobility Print allows you to print documents to networked printers all over campus from your personal mobile device (phone, laptop, tablet). Devices must be connected to ATU-Wireless in order to take advantage of Mobility Print. Print jobs summited through Mobility Print can be released from any print release station. How to connect to Mobility Print?

$20.00 are placed on every student account at the start of every semester for printing. Black and white print jobs are charged $0.10 per page. Color print jobs are charged $0.30 per page.

When you run out of money, you can add funds to your Tech ID. Use the PHIL Station found at the south end of the Circulation Desk. This machine only accepts bills.

There are public study areas (tables and chairs, no computer stations) on each floor of the library. Most are located on the second floor, which is also the quiet floor. All four-chair tables have an electric outlet located in the table lamp's foot.

On the first floor, the Tech Learning Center (located near the south entrance) offers settings for small group cooperative work.

The south area of the third floor also offers small group cooperative work areas.

The Research Help Desk is located on the first floor, near the north entrance. It is where one goes to receive in-person research help, retrieve an item requested through Interlibrary Loan, or get first level help for any issues related to printing or computer access.

On a regular semester weekday, the desk offers its services between 8am and 10pm (Fridays from 8am to 6pm).

For research, you can always visit the Ask Us webpage. And the Research Help Desk is reachable by phone at (479) 964-0570, by text at (479) 802-4876, or by email at askus@atu.libanswers.com.

There are restrooms on each floor. On the first floor, they are located near the north entrance. On the second and third floors, they are located behind the elevators.

The unisex restroom is located in the north entrance lobby.

The Naxos Music Library is the world´s largest online classical music library. Currently, it offers streaming access to more than 171,982 CDs with more than 2,689,412 tracks of both standard and rare repertoire. Over 600 new titles are being added to the library each month.

The Naxos Spoken Word Library is a collection of Literature and poetry, best sellers and classics from medieval times to the twenty-first century titles. Many original productions supplement a range of non-fiction; a variety of unabridged and skillfully abridged audiobooks.

Several library databases offer video streaming:

• Access Engineering offers instructional faculty made videos
• Digital Theater Plus provides full-length films of Shakespeare plays, modern dramas, and musicals. There are behind the scenes clips from theatre makers and study guides to help students understand plot, character, language, etc.
• Kanopy is a video-streaming platform dedicated to thoughtful and thought-provoking films.
• The PBS Video Collection is an Alexander Street Press collection that provides an exceptional range of content with the most valuable video documentaries and series from PBS.
• Swank Digital Campus provides colleges and universities with the largest academic streaming collection of its kind: over 25,000 films, documentaries and TV shows.