Our LibTech desk will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday, April 9–10, for service desk improvements. Please be sure to check out any equipment you may need before the closure.
During this time, limited services will be available at the Print Zone, including item returns and podcast and production studio check-ins
Thank you for your patience as we work to enhance our services!
The UCF Libraries are implementing a new study room booking process for the John C. Hitt Library to better meet student needs. After gathering feedback and analyzing usage patterns, we have made adjustments to ensure fair access to study spaces while addressing concerns about availability.
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We are pleased to announce that OverKnight Study is back for the Final Exam period of the Spring semester! We’re offering extended hours on selected dates in the John C. Hitt Library from 1:00am – 6:00am. Amenities include 200 study seats, access to desktop PCs, drink and snack machines and security staffing. Below are the following dates of the OverKnight Study for the Spring Semester:
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Do you have some music you’d like to play, a poem, performance or just something you would like to say? Whether it’s stand-up or a speech and you need feedback or an audience to practice on, share what you would like at Open Mic Knight!
Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
7pm – 9pm
John C. Hitt Library – Room 223
Presenters will have up to 10 minutes allotted for setup, presentation, and breakdown.
Slots are limited – contact us as soon as possible for registration.
Walk-ins are welcome as time permits – no guarantees.
For more information, please contact mary.rubin@ucf.edu
See you there!
New book alert! UCF Basketball fans will be familiar with the author of one of our newest autobiographies, Tacko Fall: To New Heights. Great book to read with your kids or younger siblings; it tells the story of Tacko’s early life in Senegal and immigration to America to play basketball. Out of forty colleges vying for his attention, Fall chose University of Central Florida where he helped lead the Knights to the 2019 NCAAS tournament. He qualified for the NBA draft by his sophomore year but chose to finish his degree first in 2019 and was signed by the Boston Celtics after graduation. Get the whole inspiring and fun story from our Curriculum Materials Center in the Education building rm 194.