Answered By: Laura Galas
Last Updated: May 18, 2023     Views: 608

Q: I am the spouse of a Yale faculty member/student/employee and I received my spousal Yale ID card. Do I have library privileges?
Answered by: Laura Galas

Yes, as a spouse, you do receive library privileges free of charge with your Yale Access ID card. Please bring your card to the Sterling Memorial Library service desk during business hours. It should take about five minutes to set up your account.

You may take out up to 50 items at a time with your Access ID card. Some restrictions apply.

You are not eligible for Borrow Direct, Interlibrary Loan, Scan and Deliver Services or VPN access to library resources.

Your spousal privileges expire on June 30th each year. Please stop by the Service Desk at Sterling Memorial Library on or around June 30th to extend your library access and update your account information. We do need to verify that your spouse is still an active member of the Yale community. Business hours are available here.

Still have questions? Email askyalelibrary@yale.edu

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