Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where are the copy machines?
The Mardigian Library no longer has any public copiers.

Does the library have a public fax machine?
Yes. The Mardigian Library offers outgoing fax service for $1.00 per page. Go to the Library Info Desk, and a library employee will send the fax for you. We cannot receive incoming faxes. There are no refunds.

Does the library have food or beverage vending machines?
Yes. There are two food or beverage vending machines in the library. The library cafe, near the library entrance, offers specialty coffees, muffins, bagels, croissants, and more. The University Center offers additional food options.

Where is the Stamelos Gallery Center? What is the next exhibit?
The Stamelos Gallery Center is on the 1st floor of the library. For more information about the gallery and exhibit dates, check the Stamelos Gallery Center website and the university calendar.

What is the Office of Metropolitan Impact and where can I find it?
The Office of Metropolitan Impact is located in the Ford Collaboratory on the 1st floor of the library. Visit the Office of Metropolitan Impact website for more information.

Can guests visit your library?
Yes, guests are welcome to visit the library and use materials here. You can also access the databases on our guest computers.
Please see our complete Guest Policy here.

Does the library have a privacy policy?
Yes. It is available on the Reports and Policies page.

Do UM-Dearborn alumni have borrowing privileges at UM-Ann Arbor libraries?
No, but you may purchase a guest card at the Hatcher Graduate Library.

Do UM-Ann Arbor or UM-Flint alumni have borrowing privileges at the Mardigian Library?
No, but you may purchase a guest card for $60 ($30 for seniors over 65), which will give you borrowing privileges.

Did you know?

  • Newspaper Subscriptions
  • Currently enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff are eligible for a free digital subscription to the New York Times (NYT) (some limitations apply) and Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

  • Access requires creation of accounts for each site. Full details and setup instructions are available on the New York Times and Wall Street Journal setup pages.