• eReserves are items that are scanned and placed on the web.  They are available only to students enrolled in a class and can be accessed from anywhere.  eReserves can be many different types of material including articles, notes, book chapters, music, videos, etc.
• Print reserves are in hard copy form.  Students must go to the library where the professor has placed materials for a class and check them out, generally for a two hour loan.  Reserves can also be in many formats including books, articles, old tests, DVD/VHS/CD, thumb drives, etc.

To access your class reserve materials, click "Log in" on the left side of this page. You will then see your classes listed.  When you select one of the classes, you will see a list of all the reserve materials that your professor has put on reserve, both eReserve and print reserve.