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Thanksgiving break is almost here, which means a chance to relax, recharge, and put those pants you have with elastic waists to good use! Hirsh Library will have altered hours for part of next week so we can go celebrate too, so here is the breakdown for you:
Monday 11/25: 7:45am-11:00pm (regular hours)
Tuesday 11/26: 7:45am-11:00pm (regular hours)
Wednesday 11/27: 7:45am-5pm
Thursday 11/28: Closed
Friday 11/29: Closed
Saturday 11/30: Closed
Sunday 12/1: 12-10pm (regular hours)
All of us here at Hirsh hope you have a happy, healthy, and above all relaxing break, and we will see you again when we return to normal hours on December 1st!
In honor of Veterans Day (Monday, November 11th), Hirsh Health Sciences Library will have shortened hours. We will be open from 12pm – 7pm.
The Medical Education Building (Sackler) will still have card swipe access for its normal daily schedule, so you are welcome to swipe in and come study in the building! Just be aware that the desk on the 4th floor will only be staffed from 12pm – 7pm.
Have a wonderful weekend, and will see you back on Tuesday for our normal business hours!
Hi all,
In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the HHSL Service Desk will be open 12pm – 7pm on Monday, October 14th. Will return to normal operating hours on Tuesday the 15th.
The swipe access for the building will remain unchanged.
Have a great (long) weekend, and we’ll see you next week!
Tom
Hello hello! I am here to let you know that this Monday, September 2nd, is Labor Day. Here at Hirsh Library, that means the desk will only be open from Noon until 7pm. So if you need any assistance or even just a phone charger, that’s the time to come visit us!
The building itself will be open its regular hours for scan access and studying.
Have a great weekend, enjoy the remaining days of summer, and we will see you in September!
Leo the Skeleton, winner of my personal secret Nicest Colleague Award, six years running.
The commencement procession June 14, 1926. Tufts University. Digital Collections and Archives. Medford, MA. http://hdl.handle.net/10427/35160
Congratulations Class of 2019! All of us at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library applaud your hard-earned accomplishments and we wish you the best in your future endeavors! We look forward hearing about all the great work you will do.
Please note that the Library Service Desk will be closed this Saturday, May 18th, as there will be a reception for the graduates taking place.
Hello! Do you like to study? No? But you like it when you can check out chargers and stuff earlier/later than normal, right? Especially when you have to study? What if there’s also free coffee?
There we go.
Good news! The Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be having another three weekends of Extended Hours this spring, so you will have more time to check materials out and get help on the weekends!
On the following weekends, the desk on the 4th floor will be open 10am – 10pm:
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Saturday, April 6th
Sunday, April 7th
Saturday, April 20th
Sunday, April 21st
Saturday, May 4th
Sunday, May 5th
We will also have free coffee for you all on the Saturdays! The coffee is scheduled to show up at 6pm, so so you can come take a quick study break and commiserate while you caffeinate.
Just so you know: this only applies to the staffed desk. The building itself has its normal operating hours, so you can still stay until midnight as normal.
If you have any questions you can feel free to swing by the desk on the 4th floor or call us at 617-636-6706. Otherwise, we look forward to seeing you those three weekends!
Happy Studying!
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day, we will be operating with a modified schedule on Monday, January 21st. The Library Service Desk will be open from 12pm-7pm and the Library Offices will be closed. We will be open for our usual hours on Saturday and Sunday. Stay warm and have a great long weekend!
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Exam season is upon us, which means it’s time for Extended Hours! Hirsh Library extends its weekend hours to help you study, and we will be open from 10am to 10pm on the following days:
Saturday, December 1st
Sunday, December 2nd
Saturday, December 8th
Sunday, December 9th
Saturday, December 15th
Sunday, December 16th
We will also have free coffee for you all on the Saturdays! The coffee is scheduled to show up at 6pm, so so you can come take a quick study break and commiserate while you caffeinate.
If you have any questions you can feel free to swing by the desk on Sackler 4 or call us at 617-636-6706. Otherwise, we look forward to seeing you the next three weekends.
Happy Studying!
This year, in observation of Veterans Day, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library will have shortened hours on Monday, November 12. That day we will be open 12 pm – 7 pm.
The Sackler Building will still have card swipe access for its normal daily schedule, so you are welcome to swipe in and come study in the building! Just be aware that the desk on the 4th floor will only be staffed from noon to 7pm.
We hope you have a lovely weekend, and will see you back on Tuesday for our normal operations!
In recognition of Labor Day, Hirsh Library will be open 12 pm – 7 pm this Monday, September 3rd. The Sackler building entry hours are unchanged.
Hirsh Library will be open regular hours again on Tuesday, September 4th.
We hope you have a safe and fun long weekend, and we’ll see you at the desk!
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