If you've come to the Library recently you've noticed a whole lot of new walls where there were no walls before, and Library staff and desks have been scattered around to the four corners (almost). We're all still here though - answering questions checking out books, and all the other things you've come to expect (including, yes, asking you not to drink coffee at our new computers). Here's a quick rundown of where people and things are now:

When you step off the elevators and enter the Library, you have a choice of going left - down the stairs to the 10th floor, which has our bound journals and probably the quietest study space at the moment - or going right, towards the Circulation Desk and the rest of the 11th floor.

On the opposite side of the 11th floor (walk allllll the way around the offices or elevator bank to get there) are the public computers, along with the Reference Desk - which is for the moment just a little table with a computer on it, but it does have the most important feature, the reference librarians.
From the public computer area you'll see the new classrooms, and if you walk alongside them you'll get to the temporary office of the Levy Library Computing Help Desk (which used to be downstairs on the 10th floor in the former Media Resource Center).
The Library Administrative Offices, Academic Computing and the Archives are right where they were before - but if a new wall is preventing you from taking your normal route, just ask us and we'll tell you the new way.
And, sorry: the men's room is closed.