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Yes.  There is also a change machine located across from the circulation desk. 

Note that if a patron would like a copy card, but doesn't have cash, the circulation desk also has pre-loaded copy cards which can be purchased via debit or credit card.

Yes. Assuming there have been no recalls on the loaned item and it is not a reserve item, you can renew it at library.ubc.ca.  Look for "Renew Books (login)" under "My Account" on the main page.

This printer is looked after by the Circulation Desk.  When they are open, simply call them (2-8149) and let them know it needs maintenance.  If the Circulation Desk is closed, please pop down and refill the paper. 

If the problem cannot be solved quickly, put up an out-of-order sign, ask the patron to use the upstairs printer and email the Program Assistant so she can contact Copy Services.

Please note that the printer by Ike’s Café and in the CLC are on the same print server. This means that jobs sent from the computers downstairs can be printed in the CLC and vice versa.

This also means, however, if the print server is down in our area, it will also be out of order downstairs. In this situation, please direct the patrons to use the printers in the library bookstacks, located by the reference desk on levels 3 and 4.

Yes, as long as the book is not a reserve or interlibrary loan item, you can return any book borrowed from a UBC Library branch to the IKBLC book return.

It is locked when the bookstacks are open and unlocked when they are closed. This is so people will use the main drop off area when it is open.