to find an available 1-hour time slot for Room 105. If you are having trouble reserving a treadmill desk, contact User Services at the service point in Swirbul library or by email at userservices@adelphi.edu.

How many treadmill desks are there in the Step & Study Space?

There are two treadmill desks in Room 105, each of which can be reserved separately.

How do I use the treadmill desk?

View the , which includes safety guidelines and other information.

What are some tips for using the device safely?

• Always consult a physician before beginning an exercise program.
• If you experience chest pains, nausea, dizziness or shortness of breath, stop exercising immediately and consult your physician before continuing. Do not wear clothing or jewelry that might catch on any part of the treadmill.
• Wear shoes with high traction rubber soles. Do not wear shoes with heels, leather soles, cleats or spikes.
• Do not walk or run backwards on the treadmill, always face forward.
• Allow the running belt to fully stop prior to getting off the treadmill.
• Make sure the area behind the treadmill remains completely clear during use. A minimum of 3 feet (1m) of clearance is required for safety reasons. There should be a minimum of 2 ft. (.6 m) on at least one side of the treadmill.

What are the rules?

• Please be respectful of your fellow students.
• No food allowed in the Step & Study room.
• No loud music.
• Maximum Room Occupancy: 2.

Assumption of Risk

These treadmills desks are being provided for your personal use. Please familiarize yourself with the instructions on the proper operation of the equipment and the precautions as to its use ().

As with use of any exercise equipment, there are inherent personal health and other risks, hazards, and conditions that may arise in a variety of unforeseen or foreseeable ways, which may include bodily injury, death or property damage.

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Journals can be sorted by subject area or other criteria in a simple-to-use interface. Create a personal account to save journals and articles to your own bookshelf for later use. in your browser or (iOS and Android) to discover and read articles on the go.

Browse and read journals on desktop or mobile devices.

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The Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Works is sustained by the University Libraries and led by its director Justyna Widera-Kalinowska.

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����ӰƬ University Art Collection

Collected, held and conserved as part of ����ӰƬ University Archives and Special Collections, the University Art Collection contains a diverse representation of artistic mediums and styles, ranging from 17th century African implements to contemporary prints, and includes works of painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and photography. Works in the collection are available for individual viewing upon request.

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The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal is now accessible to all ����ӰƬ University students, faculty and staff providing complimentary memberships to the Journal. With access to the world’s latest news, business insight, and expert commentary, every reader has the power to fuel their ambition with The Wall Street Journal. Each activated account comes with access to , the WSJ mobile app, curated newsletters, and WSJ+, an exclusive experience with access to special events, discounts, and travel destinations.

The Wall Street Journal subscription is available to the ����ӰƬ community because of the generosity of the Ornstein Family. The Aimee J. Ornstein Memorial Fund was established at ����ӰƬ University to honor the life journey of Ms. Aimee J. Ornstein ’75 and provides resources for the Swirbul Library to make this available to our community.

First-Time Users

First-time users must register with using their ����ӰƬ University email account to get access to articles from The Wall Street Journal and the WSJ app. Users must register on a desktop/laptop. After registering via , users will receive an email welcoming them to The Wall Street Journal.

Updating Your Account

Users will have continued access as long as they are enrolled students, faculty members, or staff members. If you forget your password or are prompted to re-enter your credentials, please use . This page can be used to update your contact information, account verification, and password changes/retrievals. You must use your ����ӰƬ University email and be on a desktop/laptop to restore access.

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The access goes as far back as 1851 with full access to articles. However, article access from 1923 to 1980 is limited to five (5) articles per day for each user. Users may consult for unlimited access to articles within the restricted time period.

Once registered, users have limited access for 364 days before being prompted for renewal. If you are a user that previously claimed a NYTimes Pass but it has stopped working, please claim another pass by following the renewal instructions.

First-Time Users

First-time users must using their ����ӰƬ University email account to get access to articles at and NY Times mobile apps. After , users will receive an email from the New York Times with instructions on completing registration.

Renewals

Users seeking to renew access to the NYTimes Pass ��������. Users will receive an email from the New York Times with instructions to reactivate their account.

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How to Register for Access

To gain access, first-time users are required to register for a Chronicle of Higher Education account. To register, complete the following steps:

1.  Use your ����ӰƬ email address to on Chronicle of Higher Education.
2. After you complete the form for creating an account, you will receive an email from The Chronicle of Higher Education with instructions on how to complete your registration. Follow the instructions as given.
3. Login to with your ����ӰƬ email and the password that you just created.

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During times of high use, additional hardware and peripheral devices are available at the IT Help Desk located on the 2nd floor of Swirbul Library.

Available Technology

In most instances, loanable technology must be returned within one day. Please make note of your return times when borrowing technology. The following items are available from User Services at the Service Point in Swirbul Library:

• Laptops
• Adapters for the Collaboration Studios
• Noise-canceling headphones
• Scientific graphing calculators
• Chargers for personal devices such as laptops and smartphones

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First, search our catalog using to see if we already own an item. If you can’t find what you are looking for, you may still be able to borrow a copy. See if we can get it for you through our Interlibrary Borrowing (Interlibrary Loan) service if you need the item for personal research.

Request Purchase of Materials for the Library Collection

The form helps faculty request that the Libraries purchase specific resources for the collection. The tool leads you through a series of questions, links you to the appropriate forms, and provides guidance depending on your needs. Contact your for more information.

Request Purchase of Materials for Course Reserves

Please see the for information on how to request course reserves and create and manage reading lists for courses. Contact userservices@adelphi.edu if you have any questions about requesting materials for courses.

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