Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Closing
The library will be closed for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend - Saturday, January 15 through Monday, January 17. Next week the library will have extended wintersession hours. ...
In the Know @ the Bentley Library
Delayed Opening: Thurs. January 13 @ 10:00am
Bentley University and the Bentley Library will be opening at 10:00am on Thursday, January 13. ...
Winter Storm Closing: Wed. January 12
Due to the predicted snowstorm, Bentley University and the Bentley Library will be closed on Wednesday, January 12, 2011. Weather permitting, the Bentley Library will reopen on Thursday, January 13, at 8:00am. For the most current information please check the Bentley University Storm Emergency web site, or call the Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
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December Acquisitions: New Books, Bestsellers, DVDs & Audiobooks
Check out our book, popular reading, DVD and audiobook acquisitions for the month of December. Go to our New Books & DVDs page or use the links in the left hand column.
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Library Closed Evenings & Weekends While Classes Are Not in Session
Library hours when classes are not in session - January 4 through January 17 - are as follows... ...
Winter Break Closing Information
The library will be CLOSED for Winter Break from Thursday, December 23, 2010, through Monday, January 3, 2011. We will reopen on Tuesday, January 4, 2011. ...
Return or Renew Your Items Before Winter Break
If you'd like to renew your items simply log-in to My Library Account to renew them online, or contact the Library Services Desk. ...
Studying in Progress...
Please, be mindful of your voices and courteous to the people working around you! ...
Extended Hours for Final Exams Begins on Monday, December 13 (Reading Day)
Our extended hours for final exams includes 24-hour access from 7:30am on Monday, December 13 to 9:00pm on Saturday, December 18! ...
Database of the Month: Oxford English Dictionary
The OED can answer questions from "Did Shakespeare coin the word ‘bedazzle?’" to "How many words in the English language originated in Africa?" ...