News
News
Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, June 29
In observance of the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on Monday June 29, the Library will suspend all activities.
Summer Break, Aug 10-23
During the Summer Break on August 10-23, the Library will suspend all services.
Italian Republic Day
On Tuesday, June 2, the Library will suspend all activities to celebrate Italian Republic Day.
International Labor Day
In observance of International Labor Day, Friday May 1, the Library will suspend services.
Easter Holidays
On the occasion of the Easter holidays, the Library will suspend the services on Monday, April 13, 2020.
Publisher response to COVID-19
Publishers and library vendors are offering expanded access to online resources to support research and learning activities during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering innumerable initiatives. Following is a selection of useful resources for Social Sciences researchers and students
The Library celebrates the International Women's Day
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all: it is the 4th goal of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which guided the selection of books on the occasion of the International Woman’s Day.
Covid-19: Available Services and Resources
The Luiss Library is currently operating in-person services under regulations for containing the Covid-19 spread (See Instructions and tips: Accessing Luiss Campuses).
Authorized users (Students, Faculty, and PhD candidates) are allowed to remain in the Library from Monday - Friday, from 8:30am to 5:30pm. The premises are closed on weekends to allow for sterilization.
Ask a Librarian live! - New chat service
Starting from Jan 21, the Library goes online with the new chat service Ask a Librarian live!.
To enter the chatroom, access Summon tools at the top of the page from Monday to Friday at 9am-1pm and 2pm-6pm.
New trial for The University of Chicago Press e-journals
The Library has activated a new trial for the complete collection of the e-journals published by The University of Chicago Press.
Trial ends on March 19th, 2020.